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 {{DISPLAYTITLE:dungeon.def format}}
-'''dungeon.def''' is the file that describes how the dungeon branches and what [[special level]]s are used and where. It is compiled into a binary file by [[dgn_comp]]
+'''[[dungeon.def]]''' is the file that describes how the dungeon branches and what [[special level]]s are used and where. It is compiled into a binary file by [[dgn_comp]]
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	'''dungeon.def''' is the file that describes how the dungeon branches and what [[special level]]s are used and where. It is compiled into a binary file by [[dgn_comp]]		'''dungeon.def''' is the file that describes how the dungeon branches and what [[special level]]s are used and where. It is compiled into a binary file by [[dgn_comp]]

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   ALIGNMENT: flag
-Sets the alignment for the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]]. Only one of these per dungeon allowed.
+Sets the alignment for the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}. Only one of these per dungeon allowed.
 flag is one of the following flags:
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   BRANCH: "name" @ (base, range) type dir
-Adds a branch to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]].
+Adds a branch to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}.
 *<tt>"name"</tt> is the name of the branch. You must later define a DUNGEON with the same name.
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   CHAINBRANCH: "name" "chain" + (base, range) type dir
-Adds a branch to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]]. This is similar to [[#BRANCH|BRANCH]], except the depth depends where a [[#LEVEL|LEVEL]] occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
+Adds a branch to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}. This is similar to {{sa|BRANCH}}, except the depth depends where a {{sa|LEVEL}} occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of the branch. You must later define a DUNGEON with the same name.
 *<tt>chain</tt> is a name of a previously defined LEVEL in this DUNGEON.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the branch depth, relative to <tt>chain</tt>.
-*<tt>type</tt> and <tt>dir</tt> as in [[#BRANCH|BRANCH]]
+*<tt>type</tt> and <tt>dir</tt> as in {{sa|BRANCH}}
 Example:
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   LEVEL: "name" "bonetag" @ (base, range) chance
-Adds a special level to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]]. See also [[#RNDLEVEL|RNDLEVEL]].
+Adds a special level to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}. See also {{sa|RNDLEVEL}}.
 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level, and is used for loading the special levels from disk. You must define a special [[Des-file format|des-level]] with the same name.
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   RNDLEVEL: "name" "bonetag" @ (base, range) chance nlevels
-Adds a special level to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]], with several variants for the des-level. See also [[#LEVEL|LEVEL]].
+Adds a special level to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}, with several variants for the des-level. See also {{sa|LEVEL}}.
 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level, used for loading the special levels from disk. The name format will be <tt>name-num</tt>, where <tt>num</tt> is the variant of the level to be loaded. For example, <tt>bigrm-3</tt>. See also [[Des-file format#MAZE|MAZE]] or [[Des-file format#LEVEL|LEVEL]] in the [[Des-file format]] article.
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   LEVELDESC: flag
-Defines flags for a previously defined [[#LEVEL|LEVEL]] or [[#RNDLEVEL|RNDLEVEL]].
+Defines flags for a previously defined {{sa|LEVEL}} or {{sa|RNDLEVEL}}.
-<tt>flag</tt> is the same as [[#DESCRIPTION|DESCRIPTION]] has.
+<tt>flag</tt> is the same as {{sa|DESCRIPTION}} has.
 Example:
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   LEVALIGN: flag
-Defines alignment of a previously defined [[#LEVEL|LEVEL]] or [[#RNDLEVEL|RNDLEVEL]].
+Defines alignment of a previously defined {{sa|LEVEL}} or {{sa|RNDLEVEL}}.
-<tt>flag</tt> is the same as [[#ALIGNMENT|ALIGNMENT]] has.
+<tt>flag</tt> is the same as {{sa|ALIGNMENT}} has.
 Example:
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   CHAINLEVEL: "name" "bonetag" "chain" + (base, range) chance
-Adds a special level to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]]. This is similar to [[#LEVEL|LEVEL]], except the depth depends where another LEVEL occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
+Adds a special level to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}. This is similar to {{sa|LEVEL}}, except the depth depends where another LEVEL occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level. used for loading the special levels from disk.
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   RNDCHLEVEL: "name" "bonetag" "chain" + (base, range) chance nlevels
-Adds a special level to the previously defined [[#DUNGEON|DUNGEON]], with several variants for the des-level. This is similar to [[#CHAINLEVEL|CHAINLEVEL]], except the depth depends where another LEVEL occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
+Adds a special level to the previously defined {{sa|DUNGEON}}, with several variants for the des-level. This is similar to {{sa|CHAINLEVEL}}, except the depth depends where another LEVEL occurs in the previously defined DUNGEON.
 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level. used for loading the special levels from disk. The name format will be <tt>name-num</tt>, where <tt>num</tt> is the variant of the level to be loaded. For example, <tt>bigrm-3</tt>. See also MAZE in [[Des-file format#MAZE|MAZE]] or [[Des-file format#LEVEL|LEVEL]] in the [[Des-file format]] article.

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 '''dungeon.def''' is the file that describes how the dungeon branches and what [[special level]]s are used and where. It is compiled into a binary file by [[dgn_comp]]
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 ===Comments===

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 flag is one of the following flags:
-*<tt>unaligned</tt> (or it's synonym <tt>noalign</tt>)
+*<tt>unaligned</tt> (or its synonym <tt>noalign</tt>)
 *<tt>lawful</tt>
 *<tt>neutral</tt>

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 *<tt>"name"</tt> is the name of the dungeon
-*<tt>"bonetag"</tt> is the character used in file names when a bones file is created in this dungeon, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the dungeon.
+*<tt>"bonetag"</tt> is the character used in file names when a [[bones]] file is created in this dungeon, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the dungeon.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the dungeon depth.
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 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level, and is used for loading the special levels from disk. You must define a special [[Des-file format|des-level]] with the same name.
-*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a bones, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
+*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a [[bones]], or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the branch depth
 *<tt>chance</tt> is optional, gives the % chance of this level existing in any given game.
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 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level, used for loading the special levels from disk. The name format will be <tt>name-num</tt>, where <tt>num</tt> is the variant of the level to be loaded. For example, <tt>bigrm-3</tt>. See also [[Des-file format#MAZE|MAZE]] or [[Des-file format#LEVEL|LEVEL]] in the [[Des-file format]] article.
-*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a bones, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the dungeon. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
+*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a [[bones]], or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the dungeon. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the branch depth
 *<tt>chance</tt> is optional, gives the % chance of this level existing in any given game.
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 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level. used for loading the special levels from disk.
-*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a bones, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
+*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a [[bones]], or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
 *<tt>chain</tt> is a name of a previously defined LEVEL in this DUNGEON.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the level depth, relative to <tt>chain</tt>.
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 *<tt>name</tt> is the name of this special level. used for loading the special levels from disk. The name format will be <tt>name-num</tt>, where <tt>num</tt> is the variant of the level to be loaded. For example, <tt>bigrm-3</tt>. See also MAZE in [[Des-file format#MAZE|MAZE]] or [[Des-file format#LEVEL|LEVEL]] in the [[Des-file format]] article.
-*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a bones, or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
+*<tt>bonetag</tt> is a single character used in a filename when this level leaves a [[bones]], or <tt>"none"</tt>, in which case no bones will be created in the level. This should be unique among all special levels in this dungeon.
 *<tt>chain</tt> is a name of a previously defined LEVEL in this DUNGEON.
 *<tt>base</tt> and <tt>range</tt> define the level depth, relative to <tt>chain</tt>.

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	===Comments===		===Comments===