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Revision as of 21:00, 13 February 2011
The #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