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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
ZarothYe	19b4fb08c9	Adjust grammar and a couple translated colors	3 years ago
ZarothYe	2749b54206	Add valid color name list to command usage messages, fix Spanish loc elements and add simple command name and default arg, change English darkpurple to purple	3 years ago
ZarothYe	5068c33a1b	Adjust English and French color reset message for brevity, add Italian translations (by aurora and Korovev)	3 years ago
ZarothYe	6de271a1f1	Rename some English color names for clarity, add French translations (from skyisblu), add more German translations (from dgelessus)	3 years ago
ZarothYe	fd5873476f	Add /textcolor command and supporting text elements for English	3 years ago
ZarothYe	71ed65274e	Re-alphabetize and add missing empty elements for KI LOCs	3 years ago
ZarothYe	389bdb4f0b	Add KI commands and emote text for /ok, /rofl, /sad, and some minor capitalization and foreign language goodies	3 years ago
ZarothYe	8f35413a2c	Support for /age (and localizations) to switch KI folder context without clicking	3 years ago
dgelessus	e296c43985	Use non-breaking spaces around French punctuation where appropriate In French, some punctuation characters (question mark, exclamation mark, colon, semicolon) also have a space before the symbol, not just after the symbol as in most other languages. This preceding space should be a non-breaking space, so that the punctuation is not wrapped onto a new line separate from the preceding word.	3 years ago
dgelessus	1e6d379c0c	Consistently use guillemets in French translation The French translation was inconsistent about its quote style. Some parts used guillemets, but others used double quotes. As far as I know, guillemets are the standard quote form in French. Note that in French, there are spaces on the inside of the guillemets as well, not just on the outside as in most other languages. These inside spaces should be non-breaking spaces, so that the guillemets are line-wrapped together with the text being quoted.	3 years ago
dgelessus	a2eede4c85	Replace non-Latin-1 characters in .loc files Uru's fonts are limited to Latin-1 characters. If any characters outside that range are used in in-game texts, the characters are either not displayed at all or are replaced with a question mark symbol. This change replaces all non-Latin-1 characters in all .loc files with ASCII equivalents, so that they are displayed properly in-game. Specifically, the following replacements are performed: * Unicode dashes to ASCII hyphen-minus ([–—] to -) * "Curly" quotes to "straight" quotes ([‘’‚] to ', [“”„] to ") * Unicode ellipsis to ASCII dots (… to ...) * œ to oe (sorry France)	3 years ago
Adam Johnson	78c0541664	Flip all Cyan LOC files through plLocalizationEditor. This round-trips the entire Cyan localization database through the plLocalizationEditor built from H-uru/Plasma#958. This means that: - the XML files are re-encoded from UTF-16 to UTF-8 and therefore should load faster due to less run-time re-encoding - journals should be written out as CDATA with the esHTML data visible in the clear	3 years ago
Adam Johnson	fe10174dc6	Initial import of MOULa data files. This import omits the copyright encumbered files clftZandiRadio_Loop.ogg and tmnaCreditsMusic.ogg -- Peter Gabriel's "Burn You Up, Burn You Down!".	5 years ago

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