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RE: LANG files. - snowninja13 - 01-01-2011
(12-31-2010, 05:39 PM)kotuso Wrote: Yes, there is a custom stories folder, and I did place the lang file in a folder I created in there, but I still don't get the description when I load amnesia. I have never had a redist directory though.Yes! Ive had the same problem now, I put my .lang file in my custom story folder, but nothing works. I put Test_01 in the NoteText section of the notes entity tab, but when I save nothing happens.
Heres where I put it.
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\amnesia the dark descent\custom_stories\Shattered
<LANGUAGE>
<RESOURCES />
<CATEGORY Name="Journal">
<Entry Name="Note_Test01_Name">Test Note</Entry>
<Entry Name="Note_Test01_Text">This note is a test.</Entry>
</CATEGORY>
</LANGUAGE>
Thats my lang file...
When I make my lang file, is it alright for me to copy the existing english lang file, delete the internal contents and rename it extra_english???
RE: LANG files. - HumiliatioN - 01-01-2011
(12-31-2010, 05:39 PM)kotuso Wrote: Yes, there is a custom stories folder, and I did place the lang file in a folder I created in there, but I still don't get the description when I load amnesia. I have never had a redist directory though.
Have you done this? Already just for checking:
check first this: Press ALT then -> Tools -> Folder Options -> View then unmark this " Hide extensions for known filetypes"
Then you have right lang. file i think so..
If that doesnt work then i dont know whats the problem because your code is right..
Weird :S
RE: LANG files. - kotuso - 01-02-2011
Okay, I figured out what I did wrong, but now I feel like an idiot. It turns out that the file was indeed a .lang file, but on one </Entry> tag I put </entry> instead of </Entry>. Boy am I glad that I'm not going into programming. Luckily, everything works now.
RE: LANG files. - HumiliatioN - 01-02-2011
(01-02-2011, 05:08 AM)kotuso Wrote: Okay, I figured out what I did wrong, but now I feel like an idiot. It turns out that the file was indeed a .lang file, but on one </Entry> tag I put </entry> instead of </Entry>. Boy am I glad that I'm not going into programming. Luckily, everything works now.
Yep everyone makes little mistakes a lot
Now you know 