Stringtable.xml problem

[Casio91Fin 31]

Hey.

How do I get this to work right when it doesn't really seem to help even a wiki site

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Stringtable.xml

 

The problem is this.

//#1 Clear Village (Oreokastro)

text #1 Attack the Oreokastro and destroy the enemy completely = STR_CAS_Text1

[allPlayers, ["task1"],["$STR_CAS_.Text1","Oreokastro",""],[4600,21400], true, 99, true, "attack", true] call BIS_fnc_taskCreate;

 

how this should be done?

[opusfmspol 273]

10 hours ago, Casio91Fin said:

text #1 Attack the Oreokastro and destroy the enemy completely = STR_CAS_Text1

[allPlayers, ["task1"],["$STR_CAS_.Text1","Oreokastro",""],[4600,21400], true, 99, true, "attack", true] call BIS_fnc_taskCreate;

 

Assuming you have your mission's stringtable.xml set up correctly as per the examples given, and STR_CAS_Text1 is the correct Key ID given, the usage in the call should be:

[allPlayers, ["task1"],[Localize "STR_CAS_Text1","Oreokastro",""],[4600,21400], true, 99, true, "attack", true] call BIS_fnc_taskCreate;

 

$ is used when setting the string text in a config (e.g., Description.ext is a config).

Running a script or scripted function, localize is used to get the string text.

 

For a little more clarity, although BIS_fnc_taskCreate is a defined config function, its code is compiled from script and you're calling its code.

 

[Casio91Fin 31]

22 hours ago, opusfmspol said:

 

Assuming you have your mission's stringtable.xml set up correctly as per the examples given, and STR_CAS_Text1 is the correct Key ID given, the usage in the call should be:

[allPlayers, ["task1"],[Localize "STR_CAS_Text1","Oreokastro",""],[4600,21400], true, 99, true, "attack", true] call BIS_fnc_taskCreate;

 

$ is used when setting the string text in a config (e.g., Description.ext is a config).

Running a script or scripted function, localize is used to get the string text.

 

For a little more clarity, although BIS_fnc_taskCreate is a defined config function, its code is compiled from script and you're calling its code.

 

thank you