Cpt. Eructus
Posts: 68
11/29/2019
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Aaaargh!
I finally bouhgt and installed Zubmariner assuming my backup translated dll files were in order (they were last time I checked), but when I was about to copy them back to the game directory, I realized one of the two was missing, SunlessGame.dll, the biggest of the two. I have no idea what happenned to it, whether I inadvertently deleted it or what.
I've been unable to recover it so I'll have to translate it again from scratch, which is going to set me back somewhat (it's not so much text compared to the whooping 80% of events.json still to be translated, but it's a pain to hunt for every translatable string in the dll. Again).
It's my own damn fault for not double checking the backups were in place before installing the DLC. Just needed to vent a little.
edited by Cpt. Eructus on 11/29/2019
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Cpt. Eructus
Posts: 68
12/7/2019
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Does anybody know where these interactions are stored in the game files? You know, the ones where you see something on the zee-floor, sail over it and get some minor reward through a log message, without triggering a proper event, like extra oxygen from a vent, supplies from a wreck or terror form a constant companion husk.
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/787497987671317620/B5E5DD26C87F7B9DBFD789D8356CB7102F869674/
I've been unable to find them neither in the json files nor the dlls, but they must be somewhere.
edited by Cpt. Eructus on 12/7/2019
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Cpt. Eructus
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17 days ago
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I'm back for more!
"The inhabitants of Scrimshander spend much of their time praying on the mysteries of the past. They spend almost as much time arguing about their interpretations. Salted residents often collect nearby salvage, studying the results and inscribing their interpretations on any skeletal remains."
What's the meaning of "salted" here? Is it just because they gather salvage in the salty zee and thus end up salted themselves or is there something else to it?
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Siankan
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17 days ago
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Salty or salted certainly connects to the sea and to zailoring generally. Also, it's a suggestion of age (both because old heads, like salt, are white, and a wry nod at salting being a way to preserve meat). The age links are particularly appropriate for this text, which is emphasizing Scrimshander's historical leanings. These inhabitants aren't just piratical historians; they are historical themselves.
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Prof. Sian Kan, at your service.
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Cpt. Eructus
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16 days ago
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Thanks. Once again, layers upon layers. I'll see what I can do.
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