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Ascending Tide (7.3.5)
Deadlands (7.2.5)
Waking Flame (7.1.5)
Greymoor (6.0.5)
Updated:06/12/22 12:52 AM
Created:06/09/20 08:00 PM
Monthly downloads:94
Total downloads:7,806
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Categories:Bags, Bank, Inventory, Chat Mods, Data Mods, ToolTip, Utility Mods, ESO Tools & Utilities
Name Language Ninja - Translation assistant  Popular! (More than 5000 hits)
Version: 1.1.13
by: Shinntarou [More]
This add-on outputs names and descriptions of items and skills in other languages to your tooltip.
Also can replace some LinkInChat.(in latest version, LinkInChat of Item only.)

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Wishlist, Known issues
  • another window, NPC message, dialogs.
  • collection
  • achievement
  • Potion, Poison(items having own level)
  • Skill(action bar), and another Tooltips
  • Quest
1.1.13
Spanish

1.1.12
bugfix: in some langCode, description failure.

1.1.11
Integration for Item Set Browser
@see https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1480-ItemSetBrowser.html

1.1.10
Armory Cp and skill
Divider for CP and Skill

1.1.9
delete messages "Not Found...", in skill description

1.1.8
add translations: Champion skill
init message improvement

1.1.7
delete messages "Not Found..."

1.1.6
Set Bonus Description: FR, DE, RU

1.1.5
Set Bonus Description: Add alert mark when suspicious description are detected.
Link In Chat Shorten: Omit some prefix.(Recipe, style, etc)

1.1.4
color picker for each language

1.1.3
bugfix almost done.
I decided to write a diary starting today.
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1.1.8
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1.1.6
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1.1.5
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1.1.1
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1.1.0
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1.1.0
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1.0.4
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1.0.3
6kB
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1.0.2
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1.0.1
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Unread 02/06/21, 01:36 PM  
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Hello!
It doesn't work for me with the gamepad
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Unread 06/10/20, 11:03 PM  
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Originally Posted by Baertram
It's just a way ZOs introduced to add the gender to the names etc. as French, German and other languages do not only use 1 arcticle e.g. but gender dependend there are 2 or 3, and also the singular and plurals differ as well. It's not always only an "s" at the end.

Originally Posted by Shinntarou
Originally Posted by Baertram
Thanks but please make the non-english names strip the gender specific stuff (like ^m for masculin or ^f feminin or ^np neutral plural) etc. by using this (can also apply on the EN stuff if you do not want to make a difference here):

Lua Code:
  1. local itemNameClean = ZO_CachedStrFormat("<<C:1>>", itemName)

itemName will be the name containing the gender stuff, and itemNameClean will be the name transfered to the correct itemName (singular, plural, masculin, feminin, neutral) without the extra ^... suffix.

C means capitalized first character, c would be non-capitalized.

See this wiki entry: https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_format_strings_with_zo_strformat and ZO_CachedStrFormat

All of the mystery has been solved!
I was coding yesterday with thinking "What' mean those m..p...chars...? should i replace them to blank?"
Thank you for simplifying my own problems.
It's difficult for me to understand other languages specification...

I'll try to check via machine translation? I can't think of anything else...
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Unread 06/10/20, 08:48 AM  
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It's just a way ZOs introduced to add the gender to the names etc. as French, German and other languages do not only use 1 arcticle e.g. but gender dependend there are 2 or 3, and also the singular and plurals differ as well. It's not always only an "s" at the end.

Originally Posted by Shinntarou
Originally Posted by Baertram
Thanks but please make the non-english names strip the gender specific stuff (like ^m for masculin or ^f feminin or ^np neutral plural) etc. by using this (can also apply on the EN stuff if you do not want to make a difference here):

Lua Code:
  1. local itemNameClean = ZO_CachedStrFormat("<<C:1>>", itemName)

itemName will be the name containing the gender stuff, and itemNameClean will be the name transfered to the correct itemName (singular, plural, masculin, feminin, neutral) without the extra ^... suffix.

C means capitalized first character, c would be non-capitalized.

See this wiki entry: https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_format_strings_with_zo_strformat and ZO_CachedStrFormat

All of the mystery has been solved!
I was coding yesterday with thinking "What' mean those m..p...chars...? should i replace them to blank?"
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Unread 06/10/20, 04:19 AM  
Shinntarou
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Originally Posted by Baertram
Thanks but please make the non-english names strip the gender specific stuff (like ^m for masculin or ^f feminin or ^np neutral plural) etc. by using this (can also apply on the EN stuff if you do not want to make a difference here):

Lua Code:
  1. local itemNameClean = ZO_CachedStrFormat("<<C:1>>", itemName)

itemName will be the name containing the gender stuff, and itemNameClean will be the name transfered to the correct itemName (singular, plural, masculin, feminin, neutral) without the extra ^... suffix.

C means capitalized first character, c would be non-capitalized.

See this wiki entry: https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_format_strings_with_zo_strformat and ZO_CachedStrFormat

All of the mystery has been solved!
I was coding yesterday with thinking "What' mean those m..p...chars...? should i replace them to blank?"
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Unread 06/10/20, 03:37 AM  
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Thanks but please make the non-english names strip the gender specific stuff (like ^m for masculin or ^f feminin or ^np neutral plural) etc. by using this (can also apply on the EN stuff if you do not want to make a difference here):

Lua Code:
  1. local itemNameClean = ZO_CachedStrFormat("<<C:1>>", itemName)

itemName will be the name containing the gender stuff, and itemNameClean will be the name transfered to the correct itemName (singular, plural, masculin, feminin, neutral) without the extra ^... suffix.

C means capitalized first character, c would be non-capitalized.

See this wiki entry: https://wiki.esoui.com/How_to_format_strings_with_zo_strformat and ZO_CachedStrFormat
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