STRINGS - Revision history

Gwyrdain at 01:50, 5 February 2015

2015-02-05T01:50:11Z

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	#STRINGS		#STRINGS
	#1200		#1200
	$N smiles as you.		$N smiles at you.
	~		~
	$N smiles at $n.		$N smiles at $n.

Tynian at 15:37, 14 February 2011

2011-02-14T15:37:02Z

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	#STRINGS		#STRINGS
	#~~1200~~		#<vnum>
	<string shown to the target PC>		<string shown to the target PC>
	~		~

Tynian at 03:00, 14 February 2011

2011-02-14T03:00:41Z

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	#STRINGS		#STRINGS
	#1200		#1200
	<string shown to the target PC>~		<string shown to the target PC>
	<string shown to everyone else in the room>~		~
			<string shown to everyone else in the room>
			~

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	#STRINGS		#STRINGS
	#1200		#1200
	$N smiles as you.~		$N smiles as you.
	$N smiles at $n.~		~
			$N smiles at $n.
			~

	#0		#0

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2011-02-13T18:04:53Z

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The <nowiki>#</nowiki>STRINGS section of an area file defines strings for use in [[Area Special Functions]].

A #STRINGS section might look something like this:

#STRINGS
#1200
<string shown to the target PC>~
<string shown to everyone else in the room>~

#0

Limited string substitution ''may'' work, depending on the special function. Testing required.

$n - PC name
$N - Mob name

Example:

#STRINGS
#1200
$N smiles as you.~
$N smiles at $n.~

#0