Object overrides and Panda World overrides
Updated strings from https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/commit/14512e72a3a145726c02d8afc123566e4e95d522
The following overrides have been moved to JSON objects. Remove them from your language.txt file and make sure their descriptions are present in the object translations folder
-[XXBBBR01]
-STR_NAME :Base Block
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-[TTRFTL02]
-STR_NAME :Roof
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-[TTRFTL03]
-STR_NAME :Roof
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-[TTRFTL04]
-STR_NAME :Roof
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-[TTRFTL07]
-STR_NAME :Roof
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-[TTRFTL08]
-STR_NAME :Roof
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-[MG-PRAR]
-STR_NAME :Wall with Passageway
On the other hand, the commit adds a description for Panda World, the only official DLC scenario for RCT2. Add it below your override for Rock 'n' Roll - Rock 'n' Roll
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## Official Custom Content Scenarios
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<Panda World>
STR_SCNR :Panda World
STR_PARK :Panda World
STR_DTLS :Add more rides and attract more people to this panda-themed park
Updated in:
- [x] ar-EG
- [ ] ca-ES
- [x] cs-CZ
- [ ] da-DK
- [x] de-DE
- [ ] en-US
- [x] eo-OO
- [x] es-ES
- [x] fr-FR
- [x] hu-HU
- [x] it-IT
- [ ] ja-JP
- [x] ko-KR
- [x] nb-NO
- [x] nl-NL
- [x] pl-PL
- [x] pt-BR
- [ ] sv-SE
- [ ] tr-TR
- [ ] zh-CN
- [x] zh-TW
Notification when new strings arrive: @Omaranwa @J0anJosep @octaroot @LPSGizmo @danidoedel @Wuzzy2 @tellovishous @JasperGray @Wirlie @JoelTroch @anon569 @LucaRed @AaronVanGeffen @telk5093 @Goddesen @renansimoes @Tupaschoal @Nubbie @izhangfei @daihakken @marcinkunert
No way to find these strings that you are saying either on the es-ES.txt or the .json file.
How am I supposed to know they're present?
Also I can only apply a partial solution to this issue, I can do the panda world part, but I can't find these:
-[XXBBBR01] -STR_NAME :Base Block - -[TTRFTL02] -STR_NAME :Roof - -[TTRFTL03] -STR_NAME :Roof - -[TTRFTL04] -STR_NAME :Roof - -[TTRFTL07] -STR_NAME :Roof - -[TTRFTL08] -STR_NAME :Roof - -[MG-PRAR] -STR_NAME :Wall with Passageway
anywhere.
@frenchiveruti They've been removed from the interface language files, and are now in the object language files.
@frenchiveruti They've been removed from the interface language files, and are now in the object language files.
I understood that fact, the problem is that how do I know which one is each, there's like 20 "Roof" strings in the json files.
how do I know which one is each, there's like 20 "Roof" strings in the json files.
By looking at the line that immediately proceeds it.
"other.ttrftl02": {
"reference-name": "Roof",
"name": "Tejado"
},
Okay that solves it, I see now that it's inside "other.xxxx" what I should be looking at.
And it seems that I have a lot of strings to correct there ha. Some translations are... yuck...
Thanks
Hijacking this conversation for this question: Can I do something like:
"rct2.tt.artdec22": {
"reference-name": "Art Deco Wall with Railings",
"name": "Muro Art Decó con balaustrada"
},
"rct2.tt.artdec23": {
"reference-name": "Art Deco Wall with Railings",
"name": "Muro Art Decó con balaustrada"
},
"rct2.tt.artdec21": {
"reference-name": "Art Deco Wall with Railings",
"name": "Muro Art Decó con balaustrada"
},
into:
"rct2.tt.artdec21","rct2.tt.artdec22","rct2.tt.artdec23": {
"reference-name": "Art Deco Wall with Railings",
"name": "Muro Art Decó con balaustrada"
},
I have no idea how json works, I'm just curious if it works like CSS when it comes to using the same qualities for different objects.
No, that won't work. You cannot combine entries, sorry. (We're not happy about the duplication, either…)
Okay no problem it was just a matter of beautifying. I guess it's a thing of JSON.