[QUESTION] [SOLVED] Problem with base-language

[dsdude123]

I seem to be having an issue with base-language.txt when trying to name an object in my mod it appears as "object_computerstandard" instead of "Computer". However, the room names appear correctly. Anyone have any idea why this is happening?

Link to base-language: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6x3wjtjj8w9xn ... e.txt?dl=0

[Phraxas]

How are you referencing it in your script? The format seems correct.

[dsdude123]

How are you referencing it in your script? The format seems correct.

Here's the code for the object.

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BEGIN Object     
    Name                 ComputerStandard
   Price                -450
    Width                1 
    Height               1
   ConstructionTime     2.00000
    Toughness            10.0000 
    MaxStackSize         1
    RenderDepth          1 
    Properties           StaticObject
   Properties           Electrical
   Properties           ExplodeWhenWet
   Properties          Sellable
   Group                StaticObject
   BlockedBy            Wall 
    BlockedBy            StaticObject
    BEGIN   Sprite
        x 10
        y 0 
        w 2 
        h 2 
        RotateType 4
    END
END

[Phraxas]

Maybe you have to have the two first lines of your base-language.txt empty spaces? It might have issues gathering the first line or something.

[knoest26]

make a few enters before and after your text in the base-language, I have no idea why but the game requires that

[dsdude123]

make a few enters before and after your text in the base-language, I have no idea why but the game requires that

Thanks! The name is appearing properly now. However, when the job to install the computer is issued it appears as "Install ComputerStandard" Any idea why this is happening?

[NukeLord]

That's not a problem with your mod, it happens for items in the game proper as well:

[dsdude123]

That's not a problem with your mod, it happens for items in the game proper as well:

Thanks, I never actually realized that happens with everything.