Ascension64 Posted November 20, 2007 Share Posted November 20, 2007 Not sure if you have already picked these up... BG1NPC: x#lp[123]rep.tra @42: adventureres BG1NPC: x#cosqu.tra @73: period within * The first typo exists in three files (x#lp1rep.tra, x#lp2rep.tra, x#lp3rep.tra). According to this thread, the convention used in the second typo isn't correct. Link to comment
Kulyok Posted November 20, 2007 Share Posted November 20, 2007 BG1NPC: x#lp[123]rep.tra @42: adventureres Thank you for reporting; I see it, too. x#cosqu.tra line 73: @73 = ~*Rashel's face lights up with pride.* The Song of the Morning is the name of our Temple, consecrated in the name of the Morning Lord, Lathander. We protect the good people of Beregost. The servants of the Morning Lord also tend temple fields of potatoes and herb flowers east of the road, and keep sheep on the slopes of the hill topped by the ruined school of Ulcaster.~ I don't see the error - which one is it? (Full stop is correct, because it's *Kiss Rachel* but *Rachel kisses you.*) Link to comment
Ascension64 Posted November 20, 2007 Author Share Posted November 20, 2007 I don't see the error - which one is it? (Full stop is correct, because it's*Kiss Rachel* but *Rachel kisses you.*) Ah, I see. Nevermind then. Link to comment
cmorgan Posted November 21, 2007 Share Posted November 21, 2007 Noted for inclusion in next update... currently, I do not have a development version open, but will be setting one up on December 3rd. Link to comment
Ascension64 Posted November 21, 2007 Author Share Posted November 21, 2007 You might want to note down these two as well if you have not already squashed them: X#miint.d /* Minsc Gnoll Stronghold */ begins 'Yes! This is the place! Onward, we must hurry! Minsc will not let Dynaheir suffer a moment more in this place!': can trigger just after you rescue Dynaheir, creating an inconsistency; may need HelpMinsc GlobalLT 2 check and compensate with the X#MinscStronghold variable somehow x#pcinit.d: typo, in first reply, action trigger shuld have the variable %tutu_chapter_3% , not %tutu_chapter_4%. IF ~~ DynaMapNoFlirtSAY @1278 + ~GlobalLT("Chapter","GLOBAL",%tutu_chapter_4%)~ + @1279 + NFMapR2Realm + ~Global("Chapter","GLOBAL",%tutu_chapter_3%)~ + @1279 + NFMapR2Bandits + ~Global("Chapter","GLOBAL",%tutu_chapter_4%)~ + @1279 + NFMapR2CW + ~GlobalGT("Chapter","GLOBAL",%tutu_chapter_4%)~ + @1279 + NFMapR2Baldur + ~RandomNum(3,1)~ + @1280 + NFMapR3.1 + ~RandomNum(3,2)~ + @1281 + NFMapR3.2 + ~RandomNum(3,3)~ + @1282 + MapR3.3 END Link to comment
Guest r0gershrubber Posted November 24, 2007 Share Posted November 24, 2007 Another typo: I'm not sure how to correctly document this, other than it is taken from a Dynaheir-Xan dialogue: Xan: I have drunken wine at funerals of many people strong of spirit... It should be have drunk if you want past participle. In either case, the phrase doesn't sound very elven to me. Link to comment
Ascension64 Posted November 25, 2007 Author Share Posted November 25, 2007 "drunk" isn't even a past participle. "I have drank wine at funerals..." is the correct grammar here, no matter how odd it sounds. You only use "drunk" as an adjective for intoxication, and as a prenominal, use "drunken". "He is drunk." "A drunken lout." Link to comment
berelinde Posted November 25, 2007 Share Posted November 25, 2007 When in doubt, better to go with the normal past tense, "I drank wine at funerals"... or use a different phrase. Link to comment
Miloch Posted November 25, 2007 Share Posted November 25, 2007 Actually, Roger the Shrubber is right in this case. It would look odd if you used any other tense for that. Though I don't know why exactly it doesn't "sound elven" (maybe because elves might not attend many funerals of their own kind - but certainly not because they don't drink wine ). Edit: Second opinion, if you need one. Link to comment
Ascension64 Posted November 25, 2007 Author Share Posted November 25, 2007 Actually, Roger the Shrubber is right in this case. It would look odd if you used any other tense for that. Though I don't know why exactly it doesn't "sound elven" (maybe because elves might not attend many funerals of their own kind - but certainly not because they don't drink wine ). Edit: Second opinion, if you need one. I stand corrected. Link to comment
cmorgan Posted November 27, 2007 Share Posted November 27, 2007 Either way, I am getting a recheck from Kulyok before correcting; thank you all for the reposrts and code notes - please keep them coming! Anything anyone can tease out of v14 that needs dusting off and polishing, now is a good time to get it going. We are aiming for a late December/Early January v15 release with minor corrections, so please get critical eyes on anything that you can (I will be out from the week before to the week after Dec 25, so early is good...) Link to comment
Kulyok Posted November 27, 2007 Share Posted November 27, 2007 Dynaheir-Xan dialogue is Domi's material, not mine, so. I think the phrase as it is sounds very sweet. Link to comment
Guest r0gershrubber Posted December 1, 2007 Share Posted December 1, 2007 Ajantis, after accepting the quest from Tiber to recover his brother from the spider cave in Cloakwood 2: "By Helm, <CharName>, if Chelak is really the unexperienced young man I imagine him to be..." I think that should be inexperienced. Link to comment
jastey Posted December 1, 2007 Share Posted December 1, 2007 unexperienced - inexperienced both exist in English. I leave it to the native speaker's taste to change it, though. Link to comment
Guest r0gershrubber Posted December 1, 2007 Share Posted December 1, 2007 Unexperienced isn't in most dictionaries, it seems. I expect that it is an unconventional form that has been added to some unabridged dictionaries because it has become sufficiently common. Another apprent typo: Faldorn, when asked for advice in the Cloakwood: "Grr! Destroy the Cloackwood Mine! Then burn Gullykin." I suspect this should be Cloakwood, although I wonder if someone will disagree with me on that count as well! Also: burn Gullykin? What does Faldorn have against the halflings? Link to comment
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