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=== Parameter hierarchy ===
*Whenever there are multiple headers in a single column, more than one parameter may be assigned to a cell value. For example, in the following bracket, both {{para|RD1-team3}} and {{para|RD1b-team1}} can be used to assign the third team in the first column. By default, entries with subheader prefixes will override those without. In the below example, <code>RD1b-team1</code> will override any value that has been set by <code>RD1-team3</code>.
{{#invoke:Build bracket|main
| rounds = 1
| col1-headers = 1,6
| col1-matches = 3,8
| RD1 = Upper round
| RD1b = Lower round
| RD1-team3 = <code>RD1-team3</code> or <code>RD1b-team1</code>
}}

*Parameters used in articles take precedence over parameters used in the template itself. For example, suppose ArticleX used the template NTeamBracket, and suppose NTeamBracket had the parameter {{para|RD1-seed1|1}} set. If ArticleX implemented <code><nowiki>{{NTeamBracket|RD1-seed1=2}}</nowiki></code>, then the first team in round 1 would have a seed of 2.

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=== Path codes ===
Path codes are entered in the form <code>a-b</code>, where <code>a</code> is associated match in the first column, and <code>b</code> is associated match in the second column. Path codes can be grouped; for example, <code>(a,b)-c</code> is equivalent to <code>a-c, b-c</code>. To add color, append <code>:''color''</code> to the end of a path, e.g. <code>3-5:red</code>. Only one extra color can be used in a bracket.
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! Example !! Output
|-
|<code>1-3</code>
| {{#invoke:Build bracket|main|rounds=2|noheaders=yes|col1-matches=1|col2-matches=3|col1-col2-paths=1-3}}
|-
|<code>(1,5)-3</code>
| {{#invoke:Build bracket|main|rounds=2|noheaders=yes|col1-matches=1,5|col2-matches=3|col1-col2-paths=(1,5)-3}}
|-
|<code>3-1,3-5:red</code>
| {{#invoke:Build bracket|main|rounds=2|noheaders=yes|col1-matches=3|col2-matches=1,5|col1-col2-paths=3-1,3-5:red}}
}}
}}