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A lazy editor's tool to define masses for objects using Template:Define on the go. Define/Mass is transcluded into Template:Define as a template inside a {{#switch:}} parser function. To define an object's mass, type {{!}}Name=Value. For steel, I would type:
{{!}}Steel=0.5
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