Template:Tip data/Dash
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Dash
A dash is a quick movement action by a unit in which they move to a specific direction or location while traversing the intervening distance, ignoring the boundaries of terrain.
- Please optimise this information for being displayed as a pop-up tooltip.
DashThe game engine does not take into account the height of the unit; dashes that depict air travel are considered to be on the ground for targeting purposes such as skill-shots.
- Dashes should not be confused with
displacement effects, which are usually sourced from enemy units (and are classified as 
crowd control debuffs). - Dashes are interrupted by
stasis (from an enemy), 
knockdown, and 
blinks. - Dashes are overridden by all move blocks, which includes displacements and other dashes, as well as a few other cases.
- Not all dashes can traverse terrain (e.g.
Justice Punch, 
Searing Charge, 
Tumble). - Some dashes gain increased distance when directed through terrain (e.g.
Umbral Dash, 
Perfect Execution, 
Phantom Undertow).
This template contains various independently retrievable data items about Dash in the form of parameter values of a variable template of choice, in a standardized fashion.
Parameters
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
1
|
Dash | Necessary: Used for identification. |
disp_name
|
Display Name
Only necessary if the value differs from
Dash. | |
link
|
Dash | Link
Only necessary if it should link to a different page.
|
description
|
A dash is a quick movement action by a unit in which they move to a specific direction or location while traversing the intervening distance, ignoring the boundaries of terrain. | Description |
description2
|
The game engine does not take into account the height of the unit; dashes that depict air travel are considered to be on the ground for targeting purposes such as skill-shots.
|
Description2 |
type
|
Buzzword | Type of keyword. Valid values: Ability attributes, Buzzword, Champion attribute, Crowd control, Games, Maps and modes. Most will be "Buzzwords". |
image
|
 |
The keyword's icon. |
image2
|
Can be used to store an image. Does not display. | |
image3
|
Can be used to store an image. Does not display. | |
footer
|
Description that is placed at the bottom of all other things. | |
| Crowd Control (CC)-specific parameters | ||
interrupts
|
"Interrupts" field (effects that the CC interrupts) | |
reduction
|
"Reduction" field (effects that reduce the duration of the CC) | |
resist
|
"Resist" field (effects that resist the application of the CC) | |
removal
|
"Removal" field (effects that cleanse or otherwise remove the debuff) | |
All tip data templates use the same parameter.
Independent retrieval of a value
- Transclude this data template, by typing its title between two sets of braces. (Note: this is the template's link, excluding the
Template:part.) - Input "pst2", then the desired parameter's name. This returns the parameter's value.
{{Tip data/<keyword>|pst2|<name of parameter>}}- This process uses the parameter-selection template pst2.
Formatting the data
- Various formatting templates can be created in order to present the data in an organized manner within articles, such as in sections, infoboxes, tables (etc.) and combinations of them.
- Within the formatting template's page, insert the name of a parameter that is available in this data template between a pair of triple braces.
{{{parameter name}}}
- This creates a "variable": the parameter's value will take this variable's place whenever the formatting template uses the data.
- Any number of parameters found in this data template can be included in or excluded from the formatting template, as desired.
- The formatting template may then be transcluded in an article through the data template.
{{Tip data/<keyword>|<title of formatting template>}}
See also
Until here the documentation is automatically generated by Template:Tip data.