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[Ginggis Khan]

Tutorial doesn't say how. So I am asking here:

When you create a conversation what do I put in NPC line to make the game automatically pull up the player's name? in BG2 its <CHARNAME>, I have tried it in DAO conversation but it returns error. I've also tried <PLAYER> and <PLAYERNAME>. Can someone answer this question please? Also it would be good to see a list of code we can use in conversations.

From the tutorial I only learned <act></act>. There must be many more. What are they, where can we see it?

Thanks in advance.

[CID-78]

I assume it's as in NWN which parts of the engine comes from.

[AND04]

< FirstName /> 

  afaik

Modifié par AND04, 30 novembre 2009 - 06:13 .

[Ginggis Khan]

... double post.. sorry

Modifié par Ginggis Khan, 30 novembre 2009 - 08:51 .

[Ginggis Khan]

Ohm, so should I just put <FIRSTNAME/> Say like:

[[OWNER]]Hi, <FIRSTNAME/>! How are you today?
  Hi, I am good.

I'll try when I get home. Thanks for this info though.

[Phaenan]

Ginggis Khan wrote...
Also it would be good to see a list of code we can use in conversations.

From the tutorial I only learned . There must be many more. What are they, where can we see it?

In dialog_tags.xls :
- http://pastie.org/720824 (edit: the forums strips tags even inside the [code=auto:0] block, so here is a pastie...)

Some are restricted to the NPC speakers use, as far as I recall.

Modifié par Phaenan, 30 novembre 2009 - 09:25 .

[Ginggis Khan]

Thanks much Phaenan. What do they do though? I only know '<act>' so far from tutorials and examples. What are the rest for?

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'' - I guess this one centers the text on the screen


Have you tested by any chance already?

Modifié par Ginggis Khan, 02 décembre 2009 - 02:32 .

[Phaenan]

Nope, just stumbled upon that 2DA while browing the various 2DAs to get a good feeling of what could be found there.

Oh, wait, I did use desc actually. You'll find some info on that one and a few others on the wiki :
- Conversation Wiki

Modifié par Phaenan, 02 décembre 2009 - 04:07 .