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== 📖 How to Build a Path ==
JSON data is like a set of nested folders. To get a specific number, you have to tell the template which folders to open.

=== 1. Find the NPC Name ===
The first parameter is always the "internal name" of the unit.
* '''Common names:''' <code>npc_boss_tier2</code> (Walker), <code>trooper_normal</code> (Trooper), <code>npc_super_neutral</code> (Mid Boss).

=== 2. Follow the Boxes (The "Double Box" Rule) ===
When looking at the [[Data:NpcData.json|Data Viewer]], follow the lines to your stat.

* '''Standard Stat (Single Box):'''
*: If the stat is just inside a standard box, just add its name.
*: ''Example:'' <code>ShieldLogic</code> is a standard box.
*: '''Code:''' <code><nowiki>{{NpcData|npc_super_neutral|ShieldLogic|BaseAbsorptionPerSecond}}</nowiki></code>

* '''List / Array (Double Box):'''
*: '''Important:''' If you see a '''box inside a box''' (like <code>IntrinsicModifiers</code> or <code>ResistValues</code>), this is a '''List'''.
*: You cannot just ask for the stat; you must use a '''Number''' to tell the template which item in the list to look at (1 for the 1st, 2 for the 2nd, etc.).
*: ''Example:'' <code>IntrinsicModifiers</code> is a list.
*: '''Code:''' <code><nowiki>{{NpcData|npc_super_neutral|IntrinsicModifiers|1|HEALTH_REGEN_PER_SECOND}}</nowiki></code>

=== 3. Rounding (Optional) ===
If the number is too long (e.g., 0.333333), you can add a number at the very end to round it.
* '''Note:''' This uses '''Significant Figures''', not decimal places.
* <code>...|2}}</code> turns <code>1250</code> into <code>1300</code>.
* <code>...|2}}</code> turns <code>0.125</code> into <code>0.13</code>.