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I would not recommend using this as it's missing many features, head over to Mali's release for an updated version.

 

 

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			pkChar->LocaleChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, "%d %s %s", m_vec_quiz[i][j].level, m_vec_quiz[i][j].Quiz, m_vec_quiz[i][j].answer ? LC_TEXT("Âü") : LC_TEXT("°ÅÁþ"));
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	pkChar->LocaleChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, LC_TEXT("ÃÑ ÄûÁî ¼ö: %d"), c);

well i changed the ChatPacket to LocaleChatPacket and give me error on copilation.

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Yeah because you have to pass index of the string as an argument. In your case, the bottom part of your code should look like this:

 

pkChar->ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, 880, LC_TEXT("Total number of the Quiz: %d"), c);	

Or:

pkChar->ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, 880, "Total number of the Quiz: %d", c);	

 

Also, this does not support quiz strings. Those are stored in a separate file called locale_quiz.txt and additional changes are needed for it to be usable. This release only supports strings that are inside locale_string text files.

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5 minutes ago, DrTurk said:

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How do you declare from which locale_string.txt it should load the information?

My locale_string.txt is located in /locale/de


1217 19:56:49074 :: CPythonLocaleString::FindLocaleString: cannot find "1";

 

 

It should be automatically loaded from an active locale path 🤔

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On 12/3/2020 at 11:51 AM, Sonitex said:

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Metin2 general format specifiers have been added such as %d, %u, %s, %lu, %lld and %f. If you wish to add others, edit the table. Flags, precision and width parameters have not been implemented because they weren't really used besides floating numbers which are always set to 2 decimals places precision. You can also use this as a template for quest strings, which have been moved to client side on official servers.

 

Chat function takes 3 main arguments:

 

You can modify it's structure to your likings. You can use the default structure which takes chat type and string as arguments and find index of the string in the function it self. Without string index, client will not be able to find the right string. Without string, server will not be able to find format specifiers and pull arguments to send them to client. 

 

    • Chat type,
    • String index,
    • String.

 

thanks but can you make an example about how to use this? for the new people.

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ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO,LC_TEXT ("You can't drop this item because is binded!"));

in that one i did that for test it from locale 

ChatPacket(CHAT_TYPE_INFO, 22219, "dd");

but i got error so how i can do it for that to make it call from locale

i fixed this error i was must use LocaleChatPacket

 

new error

CPythonLocaleString::FindLocaleString: cannot find "22219";

and i have 22219 in my srting 

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