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This category contains all UnrealScript classes specific to {{ {{{1}}} }}.

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This template defines the content of game-specific class category pages.

Usage

For stock class categories:

{{category game classes|UT3|UE3}}

The first parameter is mandatory and defines the game's short name. The long name is determined through a template with same name as the short name. The second parameter is optional and defines the short name of a "parent game", usually the game's engine.

For custom class categories:

{{category game classes|UT3|UE3|custom=yes}}

See also