Why are some settlements names in CAPITAL, like ANTWERPEN or BRUGES (which is misspelled in (old-)Flemish by the way: Brugghe), unlike others, like Genoa or Florence for instance?
Ducenarius
Settlement names
Why are some settlements names in CAPITAL, like ANTWERPEN or BRUGES (which is misspelled in (old-)Flemish by the way: Brugghe), unlike others, like Genoa or Florence for instance?
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AFAIK the cities/castle with names in capitols are the ones that can be upgraded to the maximum level (huge city/citadel)
Ducenarius
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Anyone else?
Also a solving solution for this?
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Barendz is correct
Settlements with the name capitalized are capable of being upgraded into highest level (huge city/citadel)
I read it somewhere in the Deus lo Vult 60_handbook_english.pdf
So it is not a problem that should be solved
EDIT: Sorry.. You can read about it in DLV_60_readme_english.txt in DLV_ext folder : metropolis settlements are shown on the map in uppercase format
Last edited by SHaLaSHaSKa; February 06, 2009 at 09:43 AM.
Ducenarius
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How can it be solved?
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Bowden, you don't solve features, you solve problems.
You need to show us a problem before you can reasonably ask us for a solution.
The previous 2 answers you have received have been correct, so what do you really want?
Also, when you get help you might consider thanking people.
Last edited by Taiji; February 06, 2009 at 12:21 PM.
Ducenarius
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What I really want: Having all settlement names in normal format, being one Upper Case letter with rest lower case. That is what I want.
And then for the record: "Thanks to Barendz and SHaLaSHaSKa".
Satisfied then?
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Oh yes
I don't know how to edit the case of settlement names, I imagine Repman will know.
It is kinda important for you to be able to see which settlements can get to huge walls/citadel, it helps you plan the development of your settlements. It also helps to know, when attacking other factions, which city will be most painful for them to lose. It's a really useful feature but if you want to change it that's up to you
If Repman doesn't give you an answer then try the script and text editing forum here: http://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=276
Ducenarius
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Well my historic knowledge will most probably help me out. "Thanks". Now its waiting for Repman
*sets up tent*
Tiro
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I'm just gonna go ahead and say you are an ungrateful child.
I know everyone else wants to.
True wisdom is less presuming than folly. The wise man doubteth often, and changeth his mind; the fool is obstinate, and doubteth not; he knoweth all things but his own ignorance. --- Pharaoh Akhenaten, mid 12th century.
Ducenarius
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Originally Posted by hotcobbler
What makes me ungrateful?
Remember to smile
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It is hard to be Nice and flexible as a viking.
Solution: beer.
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Primicerius
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It is useful to distinguish the metropolis settlements from the normal ones. If you want to change it change it in historical_campaign_regions_and_settlement_names.txt
repman
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Ducenarius
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Thanks
Ducenarius
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There is no such file in data\world\map\campaign\custom\Historical_Campaign.
where should I look for it? Thanks in advance.
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It's in "...\DLV_ext\data\text". I used "search"
Ducenarius
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Got it. Thanks to all.
MAN in the HIGH CASTLE
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Blame me for all of this for suggesting the idea of Capitals in CAPITALS in the first place.
Tokoid
Tiro
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I do like it.
Thanks to everybody for reading this post.
Joh
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