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== | == The toplevel [language] tag == | ||
The contents of the [language] tag associate strings with certain keywords used by the engine and some WML, such as attack types and ranges. | |||
The following keys and tags are recognized in [language] tags: | |||
* '''EASY''': string to associate with the EASY difficulty keyword. | |||
* '''NORMAL''': string to associate with the NORMAL difficulty keyword. | |||
* '''HARD''': string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword. | |||
* '''NIGHTMARE''': string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword. | |||
* '''liminal_description''': string for the liminal alignment's description. | |||
* '''lawful_description''': string for the lawful alignment's description. | |||
* '''neutral_description''': string for the neutral alignment's description. | |||
* '''chaotic_description''': string for the chaotic alignment's description. | |||
* '''bridge_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for bridges. | |||
* '''road_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for roads. | |||
* '''river_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for rivers. | |||
* '''forest_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for forests. | |||
* '''lake_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for lakes. | |||
* '''mountain_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for mountains. | |||
* '''swamp_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for rivers. | |||
* '''village_name''': comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for villages. | |||
* '''range_melee''': string to associate with the melee range keyword. | |||
* '''range_ranged''': string to associate with the ranged range keyword. | |||
* '''range_$RANGE''': string to associate with whatever range $RANGE is in actual use. Refer to the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples. | |||
* '''type_$TYPE''': string to associate with whatever type $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the [[LanguageWML#Examples|examples section]] for actual uses and examples. | |||
* '''special_note_damage_type_$TYPE''': {{DevFeature1.15|14}} See [[UnitTypeWML#Special_Notes]]. Mainline uses it only for ''arcane''. | |||
== Examples == | |||
=== Examples and actual uses of range_$RANGE === | |||
= | Example of an actual use in mainline: | ||
[language] | |||
range_melee= _ "melee" | |||
[/language] | |||
Example of an association of a string with the keyword for a '''very_long''' range in UMC: | |||
[language] | |||
range_very_long= _ "very long" | |||
[/language] | |||
=== Examples and actual uses of type_$TYPE === | |||
Example of an actual use in mainline: | |||
[language] | |||
type_arcane= _ "arcane" | |||
[/language] | |||
Example of an association of a string with the keyword for an '''electric''' type in UMC: | |||
[language] | |||
type_electric= _ "electric" | |||
[/language] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:23, 15 October 2021
The toplevel [language] tag
The contents of the [language] tag associate strings with certain keywords used by the engine and some WML, such as attack types and ranges.
The following keys and tags are recognized in [language] tags:
- EASY: string to associate with the EASY difficulty keyword.
- NORMAL: string to associate with the NORMAL difficulty keyword.
- HARD: string to associate with the HARD difficulty keyword.
- NIGHTMARE: string to associate with the NIGHTMARE difficulty keyword.
- liminal_description: string for the liminal alignment's description.
- lawful_description: string for the lawful alignment's description.
- neutral_description: string for the neutral alignment's description.
- chaotic_description: string for the chaotic alignment's description.
- bridge_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for bridges.
- road_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for roads.
- river_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for rivers.
- forest_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for forests.
- lake_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for lakes.
- mountain_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for mountains.
- swamp_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for rivers.
- village_name: comma-separated list of names to be used by the feature-labeling function for villages.
- range_melee: string to associate with the melee range keyword.
- range_ranged: string to associate with the ranged range keyword.
- range_$RANGE: string to associate with whatever range $RANGE is in actual use. Refer to the examples section for actual uses and examples.
- type_$TYPE: string to associate with whatever type $TYPE is in actual use. Refer to the the examples section for actual uses and examples.
- special_note_damage_type_$TYPE: (Version 1.15.14 and later only) See UnitTypeWML#Special_Notes. Mainline uses it only for arcane.
Examples
Examples and actual uses of range_$RANGE
Example of an actual use in mainline:
[language]
range_melee= _ "melee"
[/language]
Example of an association of a string with the keyword for a very_long range in UMC:
[language]
range_very_long= _ "very long"
[/language]
Examples and actual uses of type_$TYPE
Example of an actual use in mainline:
[language]
type_arcane= _ "arcane"
[/language]
Example of an association of a string with the keyword for an electric type in UMC:
[language]
type_electric= _ "electric"
[/language]
See Also
This page was last edited on 15 October 2021, at 22:23.