Editing Glossary

A general glossary of terms.

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There are also glossaries for terms used exclusively in some games. For those, see [[Pikmin glossary|''Pikmin'' glossary]], [[Pikmin 2 glossary|''Pikmin 2'' glossary]], and [[Pikmin 3 glossary|''Pikmin 3'' glossary]].

==#==

==A==

==B==

==C==
;Cemu
:Popular Wii U emulator.

==D==
;Dolphin
:Popular GameCube and Wii emulator.

==E==

==F==

==G==
;Generator
:Data about where and how an object should spawn on an area or cave.

==H==

==I==
;ISO
:Name given to the collection of files that make up a console game.

==J==

==K==

==L==

==M==

==N==

==O==

==P==
;Piki
:Short name for "Pikmin". Only used in the game files, though.

==Q==

==R==

==S==

==T==
;Teki
:Japanese for "enemy" (てき).

==U==

==V==

==X==

==Y==

==Z==

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 ==C==
 ;Cemu
-:Popular Wii U emulator. Download link: http://cemu.info/
+:Popular Wii U emulator.
-;Comment
-:In some files, some strings can be comments, and not actual scripts or code. This means that the game will ignore these bits of text entirely. They exist solely to help people who read the file understand where they are and how the file works. Most of the time, text that is a comment comes after a symbol, like a #.
 ==D==
 ;Dolphin
-:Popular GameCube and Wii emulator. Download link: https://dolphin-emu.org/
+:Popular GameCube and Wii emulator.
-;Dope
-:Internal name for sprays.
 ==E==
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 ==G==
-;Generator, Gen
+;Generator
 :Data about where and how an object should spawn on an area or cave.
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 ==I==
 ;ISO
-:Name given to the collection of files that make up a console game. Also known as a ROM.
+:Name given to the collection of files that make up a console game.
 ==J==
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 ==R==
-;ROM
-:See [[#I|ISO]].
-;Route
-:Path the Pikmin take to carry objects. In ''Pikmin 3'', this can also be the path used by leaders to walk with the Go Here! function, Pikmin returning to a Burgeoning Spiderwort, etc.
 ==S==
-;Start
-:In layout files, this can refer to the location of the Hocotate ship, the Research Pod, or the Onions in 2-Player Battle. The ID is probably 7 in the case of the latter.
 ==T==
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 ==V==
-;Vanilla
-:The unedited version of a game or a file.
 ==X==