I dumped all Unreal 1 translator events into a file from a commandlet I made.
Includes hints and altmessages if available. Does not print empty events.
warning: also includes other maps that happened to be sitting in my folder so whoops if there's spoilers or some shit..
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Unreal Translator event dump
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Re: Unreal Translator event dump
Interesting.
And ah, as I thought, Epic used a hackish method of entering new lines that depended on the translator's resolution being static in relation to the text. See IsvKran4.TranslatorEvent15 for an example (and other messages around it).
And ah, as I thought, Epic used a hackish method of entering new lines that depended on the translator's resolution being static in relation to the text. See IsvKran4.TranslatorEvent15 for an example (and other messages around it).
