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Luca at 22:18, 10 December 2010

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Ethryn: add to category (Translations)

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add to category (Translations)

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Miadon at 19:38, 9 March 2009

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			I have reviewed and approve the translations below. [[User:Miadon\|Miadon]] 15:38, 9 March 2009 (EDT)

	==string table.xml==		==string table.xml==
	<pre>		<pre>

Miadon at 13:11, 5 January 2009

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	Ignores all communication from the target player in the Chat Window. Use this if people are rude to you and there is no GM around to kick them.		Ignores all communication from the target player in the Chat Window. Use this if people are rude to you and there is no GM around to kick them.
	You can use the same command to remove a player from your ignore list.		You can use the same command to remove a player from your ignore list.
	If you provide an add or remove flag it will try to set the ignore status ~~accordly~~ and won't toggle it.		If you provide an add or remove flag it will try to set the ignore status accordingly and won't toggle it.
	If no player name is provided it will show the ignore window.</topic>		If no player name is provided it will show the ignore window.</topic>
	<topic name="/introduce">/introduce		<topic name="/introduce">/introduce
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	<topic name="/game">/game		<topic name="/game">/game

	Starts a minigame session using the ~~targetted~~ game.</topic>		Starts a minigame session using the targeted game.</topic>
	<topic name="/loot">/loot		<topic name="/loot">/loot

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	<topic name="/badtext">/badtext [first entry] [last entry]		<topic name="/badtext">/badtext [first entry] [last entry]

	Shows what was told to the ~~targetted~~ npc and couldn't be ~~understand~~ by it.		Shows what was told to the targeted npc and couldn't be understood by it.
	First and last entry must be defined and last entry must be ~~greather~~ than first entry.		First and last entry must be defined and last entry must be greater than the first entry.
	Example: /badtext 1 10 shows the latest 10 entries</topic>		Example: /badtext 1 10 shows the latest 10 entries</topic>
	<topic name="/ban">/ban name minutes hours days reason		<topic name="/ban">/ban name minutes hours days reason
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	<topic name="/reload">/reload item		<topic name="/reload">/reload item

	Reloads the currently ~~targetted~~ item from the database.</topic>		Reloads the currently targeted item from the database.</topic>
	<topic name="/runscript">/runscript [script_name] [me/target/eid/pid/area/name]		<topic name="/runscript">/runscript [script_name] [me/target/eid/pid/area/name]

Miadon: updated revision of help.xml

2009-01-04T19:35:42Z

updated revision of help.xml

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	Mine for natural resources in the ground. For example: /dig for gold. Some locations are better than others for digging, and how well you do depends on where you are, your skill and your tools.</topic>		Mine for natural resources in the ground. For example: /dig for gold. Some locations are better than others for digging, and how well you do depends on where you are, your skill and your tools.</topic>
	<topic name="/drop">/drop quantity\|all (any) (noguard) item_name		<topic name="/drop">/drop [quantity\|all] (any) (noguard) (inplace) item_name

	Drop the specified quantity of a certain item from your inventory. example : /drop 15 apple		Drop the specified quantity of a certain item from your inventory. example : /drop 15 apple
	"all" will try and drop all items of this kind available, in the limit of 65 items.		"all" will try and drop all items of this kind available, in the limit of 65 items.
	The "any" flag allows the function to search for items in containers.		The "any" flag allows the function to search for items in containers.
	The "noguard" flag ~~will allow~~ you to drop unguarded items</topic>		The "noguard" flag allows you to drop unguarded items.
			The "inplace" flag allows you to drop items at your current position.</topic>
	<topic name="/equip">/equip quantity item_name		<topic name="/equip">/equip quantity item_name

	Equips the specified quantity of a certain item. This is equivalent to equipping items in your Inventory Window.</topic>		Equips the specified quantity of a certain item. This is equivalent to equipping items in your Inventory Window.</topic>
			<topic name="/fish">/fish

			See /dig.</topic>
	<topic name="/give">/give		<topic name="/give">/give

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	Resets your admin level. Lists and allows you to use various GM/admin commands.</topic>		Resets your admin level. Lists and allows you to use various GM/admin commands.</topic>
			<topic name="/assignfaction"> /assignfaction [me/target/eid/pid/area/name] [factionname] [points]

			Awards the player of a positive or negative faction points for a particular faction.
			factionname is the name of the faction of which the player is being changed
			points can be negative or positive and it's relative to the current player faction points</topic>
	<topic name="/awardexp">/awardexp target value		<topic name="/awardexp">/awardexp target value

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	<!-- These commands are missing a topic (updated r2512):		<!-- These commands are missing a topic (updated r2512):
	~~fish~~
	study		study
	tellnpcinternal		tellnpcinternal

Miadon at 16:31, 4 January 2009

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	<topic name="/attack">/attack [bloody\|aggressive\|normal\|defensive\|fullydefensive]		<topic name="/attack">/attack [bloody\|aggressive\|normal\|defensive\|fullydefensive]

	Attack the targeted character. Normal stance will be used if none is specified. Bloody stance will increase the attack damage, but reduce the ~~defense~~, fullydefensive does the opposite, and the other stances range between.</topic>		Attack the targeted character. Normal stance will be used if none is specified. Bloody stance will increase the attack damage, but reduce the defence, fullydefensive does the opposite, and the other stances range between.</topic>
	<topic name="/cast">/cast spell_name		<topic name="/cast">/cast spell_name

Miadon: lor

2009-01-04T16:21:48Z

lor

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	Deletes a character on the same account as the specified petitioner's. (petition fraud check) A player or NPC may also be specified by player ID. (no checks done for players; unique/master NPCs may not be deleted by this method)</topic>		Deletes a character on the same account as the specified petitioner's. (petition fraud check) A player or NPC may also be specified by player ID. (no checks done for players; unique/master NPCs may not be deleted by this method)</topic>
	<topic name="/deputize">/~~deputize~~ player level		<topic name="/deputize">/deputise player level

	Temporarily changes a character's access level. Used to give GMs abilities needed for special instances, or to temporarily add a player to a testers group. May also be used to demote yourself to a player's status for testing. (temp level expires on logout, and may be reset by anyone via "/deputize me reset")</topic>		Temporarily changes a character's access level. Used to give GMs abilities needed for special instances, or to temporarily add a player to a testers group. May also be used to demote yourself to a player's status for testing. (temp level expires on logout, and may be reset by anyone via "/deputize me reset")</topic>

Miadon at 16:16, 4 January 2009

2009-01-04T16:16:17Z

Miadon: help.xml

2009-01-04T16:09:25Z

help.xml

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	<topic name="Tab">Toggle the ability to look around with the mouse.</topic>		<topic name="Tab">Toggle the ability to look around with the mouse.</topic>
	<topic name="Up or W">Move your character forward.</topic>		<topic name="Up or W">Move your character forward.</topic>
	<topic name="X">~~Center~~ the camera.</topic>		<topic name="X">Centre the camera.</topic>
	<topic name="Z">Sit down or stand back up.</topic>		<topic name="Z">Sit down or stand back up.</topic>
	<topic name="1 - 0">Shortcuts one through to ten in the Shortcuts Window.</topic>		<topic name="1 - 0">Shortcuts one through to ten in the Shortcuts Window.</topic>

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	<topic name="/group">/group message		<topic name="/group">/group message

	Talk to your group privately. This is good when your group is farther than 10 ~~meters~~ apart and lets you avoid shouting.</topic>		Talk to your group privately. This is good when your group is farther than 10 metres apart and lets you avoid shouting.</topic>
	<topic name="/guild">/guild message		<topic name="/guild">/guild message

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	<topic name="/introduce">/introduce		<topic name="/introduce">/introduce

	Introduce yourself to the targeted player, or everyone within 10 ~~meters~~ if you haven't targeted anyone.</topic>		Introduce yourself to the targeted player, or everyone within 10 metres if you haven't targeted anyone.</topic>
	<topic name="/me">/me action		<topic name="/me">/me action

	Perform an action seen by people in your vicinity (within 10 ~~meters~~). This is a great roleplaying tool when you want your character to do something not directly supported by the game.		Perform an action seen by people in your vicinity (within 10 metres). This is a great roleplaying tool when you want your character to do something not directly supported by the game.
	You can also use /my to describe yourself. Both these commands work in the tell, group and guild tabs as well.</topic>		You can also use /my to describe yourself. Both these commands work in the tell, group and guild tabs as well.</topic>
	<topic name="/mypet">/mypet action		<topic name="/mypet">/mypet action

	Have your pet perform an action seen by those in its vicinity (within 10 ~~meters~~). This is a great roleplaying tool when you want your pet to do something not directly supported by the game. You can also use "/mypet 's property" to describe your pet, similar to the /my command.</topic>		Have your pet perform an action seen by those in its vicinity (within 10 metres). This is a great roleplaying tool when you want your pet to do something not directly supported by the game. You can also use "/mypet 's property" to describe your pet, similar to the /my command.</topic>
	<topic name="/report">/report player		<topic name="/report">/report player

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	<topic name="/say">/say message		<topic name="/say">/say message

	Talk to the people in your immediate vicinity (within 10 ~~meters~~). This should be your normal way of talking most of the time.</topic>		Talk to the people in your immediate vicinity (within 10 metres). This should be your normal way of talking most of the time.</topic>
	<topic name="/shout">/shout message		<topic name="/shout">/shout message

	Talk to people within 100 ~~meters~~ of you. Only use /shout in emergencies.</topic>		Talk to people within 100 metres of you. Only use /shout in emergencies.</topic>
	<topic name="/tell">/tell player message		<topic name="/tell">/tell player message