Style For Charts

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The layout for the level pages is not as fixed as that for the game pages. Sometimes things may need to be added or omitted depending on the exact level. On fastest lap charts for example, there wouldn't need to be a Lap Splits heading.

Here is what the sample chart looks like :

== [http://www.cyberscore.net/chart-1.php Streets of Fire] ==

*PAL Chart: #1
*NTSC Chart: #2

The first and easiest level of [[Car_Smashers_6]]. There aren't too many difficult sections of track.
Just watch out for the AI trying to knock you off the track.

== Strategies ==

=== PersonA ===

19.22, 18.75, 20.53 (Computer messed up my run on the last lap) When I started I held right to push
one of the computers into the river. I find the quickest route to be to go left, right, then right
again. To make a better landing after the jump release A just before you land. Make sure you keep
well away from the computer cars to stop them crashing you.

=== FaceSmasher ===

19.10, 18.32, 18.64 (I didn't clip the foot of the person on the last lap so I lost quite a bit
of time) After the jump if you run over the foot of the person standing at the road side, it allows
you to take a much tighter next corner.

== Links ==

[http://www.cyberscoreforums.com/ Link to FaceSmasher's video] (56.06)

Notes

 == [http://www.cyberscore.net/chart-1.php Streets of Fire] == 

This should point to the correct chart on Cyberscore, and the text should clearly show which level it is.

*PAL Chart: #1
*NTSC Chart: #2

You only need to include this when the chart in question has separate PAL and NTSC charts. The numbers should be the equivalent chart numbers on Cyberscore. Replace PAL and NTSC with other things if the issue is different console versions, such as Rallisport Challenge.

The first and easiest level of [[Car_Smashers_6]].
There aren't too many difficult sections of track. Just watch out for the AI trying to knock you off 
the track.

A small description is useful. If you can't think of anything, even a small sentance such as "A level of Car_Smashers_6" would be fine. The important thing is putting a link back to the game page.

[http://www.cyberscoreforums.com/ Link to FaceSmasher's video] (56.06)

Obviously here the link just points to the Cyberscore Forum. You should replace this with the link to your video.

Remember, the main headings should have 2 equal signs, and the smallers ones for the usernames should have 3. Please use your Cyberscore username.

If the game has an NTSC/PAL split, then put this level information in the one that has been chosen on the game page. You should then post a redirect to this chart in the alternative one. Redirects are explained here