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Frosch: mention extended-byte for first-id more prominently

2023-02-11T15:58:50Z

mention extended-byte for first-id more prominently

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	\|<num-ent>\|\|B\|\|Number of consecutive strings to change		\|<num-ent>\|\|B\|\|Number of consecutive strings to change
	\|-		\|-
	\|<offset>\|\|B/W\|\|First ID to change		\|<offset>\|\|B/B*/W\|\|First ID to change
	\|-		\|-
	\|<text>\|\|S\|\|New text strings		\|<text>\|\|S\|\|New text strings

Michi cc: /* offset */

2023-01-30T21:54:19Z

offset

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	\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. Useable in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.		\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. Useable in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.
	{{ottd\|14\|ottdrev=gf5394ed2ef}} This area extends up to textid FFFF.		{{ottd\|14\|ottdrev=gf5394ed2ef}} This area extends up to textid FFFF.

	{{ttdp\|}} Unlike the D0xx GRF texts, these IDs can be used to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]] references it.		{{ttdp\|}} Unlike the D0xx GRF texts, these IDs can be used to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]] references it.
	\|}		\|}

Michi cc: /* offset */

2023-01-30T21:53:44Z

offset

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	\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. Useable in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.		\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. Useable in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.
			{{ottd\|14\|ottdrev=gf5394ed2ef}} This area extends up to textid FFFF.
	{{ttdp\|}} Unlike the D0xx GRF texts, these IDs can be used to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]] references it.		{{ttdp\|}} Unlike the D0xx GRF texts, these IDs can be used to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]] references it.
	\|}		\|}

Andrew350: /* Feature */ added roadtypes / tramtypes

2019-12-28T12:37:20Z

Feature: added roadtypes / tramtypes

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	\|10\|\|Railtypes		\|10\|\|Railtypes
			\|-
			\|12\|\|Roadtypes
			\|-
			\|13\|\|Tramtypes
	\|-		\|-
	\|48\|\|Original strings; see [[TextIDs]] for a list of TTD's text IDs.		\|48\|\|Original strings; see [[TextIDs]] for a list of TTD's text IDs.

Frosch: /* offset */

2017-03-05T14:58:28Z

offset

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	\|C9xx\|\|Name of the house type of this ID. If both property 12 and this is set, the latest definition is used always. You should prefer setting [[Action0/Houses#Building name ID (12)\|property 12]] instead of this, so executables translated with TTD Translator will show the name in the current language. However, if you can't find any suitable old TTD texts, this can be used to specify your custom name. Don't forget to set the same text for all parts of a multi-tile building.		\|C9xx\|\|Name of the house type of this ID. If both property 12 and this is set, the latest definition is used always. You should prefer setting [[Action0/Houses#Building name ID (12)\|property 12]] instead of this, so executables translated with TTD Translator will show the name in the current language. However, if you can't find any suitable old TTD texts, this can be used to specify your custom name. Don't forget to set the same text for all parts of a multi-tile building.
	\|-		\|-
	\|D0xx\|\|Miscellaneous graphics texts, unique to each .grf file. Used for ~~newobjects and~~ several callbacks. Some callbacks ~~as well as newobjects~~ support IDs up to D3FF.		\|D0xx\|\|Miscellaneous graphics texts, unique to each .grf file. Used for several callbacks. Some callbacks support IDs up to D3FF.
	\|-		\|-
	\|D4xx\|\|'''Never use in Action4''', only for displaying textids in range D000-D3FF (grf specific), see [[TextIDs]]		\|D4xx\|\|'''Never use in Action4''', only for displaying textids in range D000-D3FF (grf specific), see [[TextIDs]]
	\|-		\|-
			\|D8xx
⚫	\|~~D8xx\|\|~~'''Never use in Action4''', only usable in Action0 features, see [[TextIDs]]
			\|{{ottd\|1.7\|rev=r27769}} Useable like DCxx in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.
		⚫	{{ttdp\|}}'''Never use in Action4''', only usable in Action0 features, see [[TextIDs]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. ~~Unlike~~ ~~the~~ ~~D0xx~~ ~~GRF~~ ~~texts,~~ ~~these~~ ~~IDs~~ ~~can~~ be ~~used~~ ~~to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]]~~ ~~references~~ it.		\|DCxx\|\|Set miscellaneous persistent GRF texts. Useable in Action 0 and for inclusion via string codes 0x80 and 0x81.
			{{ttdp\|}} Unlike the D0xx GRF texts, these IDs can be used to set properties. The text ID must be set before any [[Action0/Houses\|action 0]] references it.
	\|}		\|}

	The DCxx IDs are allocated internally when defined, and are persistent in the savegame data. Each .grf file gets its own separate map of these internal IDs and thus may set all 256 of them.  However, only 1024 IDs are available in total, to be shared by all .grf files ever activated in the savegame. This means these IDs should be used as sparingly as possible. But use them when they are useful!		{{ttdp\|}} The DCxx IDs are allocated internally when defined, and are persistent in the savegame data. Each .grf file gets its own separate map of these internal IDs and thus may set all 256 of them.  However, only 1024 IDs are available in total, to be shared by all .grf files ever activated in the savegame. This means these IDs should be used as sparingly as possible. But use them when they are useful!

	=== text ===		=== text ===

The Dude: Added the colour itself as image

2014-12-07T15:42:15Z

Added the colour itself as image

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	{\| \|-		{\| \|-
	!'''Code'''!!'''Colour'''		!'''Code'''!!'''Colour'''!!'''Pallete Colour'''
	\|-		\|-
			\|88\|\|Blue\|\| <div style="background:#3890E8;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|88\|\|Blue
	\|-		\|-
			\|89\|\|Silver\|\| <div style="background:#C8C8C8;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|89\|\|Silver
	\|-		\|-
			\|8A\|\|Golden\|\| <div style="background:#FCC000;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|8A\|\|Golden
	\|-		\|-
			\|8B\|\|Red\|\| <div style="background:#FC0000;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|8B\|\|Red
	\|-		\|-
			\|8C\|\|Purple\|\| <div style="background:#A888E0;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|8C\|\|Purple
	\|-		\|-
	\|8D\|\|Light Brown		\|8D\|\|Light Brown\|\| <div style="background:#B0B084;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|-		\|-
			\|8E\|\|Orange\|\| <div style="background:#FCB030;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|8E\|\|Orange
	\|-		\|-
			\|8F\|\|Green\|\| <div style="background:#90E05C;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|8F\|\|Green
	\|-		\|-
			\|90\|\|Yellow\|\| <div style="background:#FCF880;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|90\|\|Yellow
	\|-		\|-
	\|91\|\|Dark Green		\|91\|\|Dark Green\|\| <div style="background:#B4CC7C;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|-		\|-
			\|92\|\|Cream\|\| <div style="background:#D49480;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|92\|\|Cream
	\|-		\|-
			\|93\|\|Brown\|\| <div style="background:#A46040;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|93\|\|Brown
	\|-		\|-
			\|94\|\|White\|\| <div style="background:#FCFCFC;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|94\|\|White
	\|-		\|-
	\|95\|\|Light Blue		\|95\|\|Light Blue\|\| <div style="background:#80C4FC;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|-		\|-
			\|96\|\|Grey\|\| <div style="background:#626562;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|96\|\|Grey
	\|-		\|-
			\|97\|\|Dark Blue\|\| <div style="background:#8484A4;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|97\|\|Dark Blue
	\|-		\|-
			\|98\|\|Black\|\| <div style="background:#101010;width:2em;"> </div>
	\|98\|\|Black
	\|}		\|}

The Dude: Added missing colour (8F) and the colour names correspond to the ones from nml wiki

2014-12-07T14:57:27Z

Added missing colour (8F) and the colour names correspond to the ones from nml wiki

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	A large number of original TTD strings require a colour code in front of the actual string. You can also use these colour codes in most of your custom strings. Use them wisely! In case a string requires a colour code, the string will have the code displayed in front of the default text as listed in [[TextIDs]].Typically, a colour coded string starts with the escape character (backslash), followed by hex byte and then the actual text string itself. I.e. string 0001 ("\94Off edge of map") has colour code 0x94 in front of the text string, which will colour it white. You can also put the plain hex byte outside the quoted string without having to escape it. ''94 "Off edge of map"'' would be the same as ''"\94Off edge of map"''		A large number of original TTD strings require a colour code in front of the actual string. You can also use these colour codes in most of your custom strings. Use them wisely! In case a string requires a colour code, the string will have the code displayed in front of the default text as listed in [[TextIDs]].Typically, a colour coded string starts with the escape character (backslash), followed by hex byte and then the actual text string itself. I.e. string 0001 ("\94Off edge of map") has colour code 0x94 in front of the text string, which will colour it white. You can also put the plain hex byte outside the quoted string without having to escape it. ''94 "Off edge of map"'' would be the same as ''"\94Off edge of map"''

	The following 16 colour codes are available for use:		The following colour codes are available for use:

	{\| \|-		{\| \|-
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	\|88\|\|Blue		\|88\|\|Blue
	\|-		\|-
	\|89\|\|~~Light Grey~~		\|89\|\|Silver
	\|-		\|-
	\|8A\|\|~~Yellow~~		\|8A\|\|Golden
	\|-		\|-
	\|8B\|\|Red		\|8B\|\|Red
	\|-		\|-
	\|8C\|\|~~Light~~ Purple		\|8C\|\|Purple
	\|-		\|-
	\|8D\|\|~~Beige~~		\|8D\|\|Light Brown
	\|-		\|-
	\|8E\|\|~~Light~~ Orange		\|8E\|\|Orange
	\|-		\|-
		⚫	\|8F\|\|Green
⚫	\|90\|\|~~Light~~ Yellow
	\|-		\|-
		⚫	\|90\|\|Yellow
⚫	\|91\|\|~~Light~~ Green
	\|-		\|-
	\|92\|\|~~Light~~ ~~Pink~~		\|91\|\|Dark Green
			\|-
			\|92\|\|Cream
	\|-		\|-
	\|93\|\|Brown		\|93\|\|Brown
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	\|96\|\|Grey		\|96\|\|Grey
	\|-		\|-
	\|97\|\|~~Purple~~		\|97\|\|Dark Blue
	\|-		\|-
	\|98\|\|Black		\|98\|\|Black

Planetmaker: /* language IDs */ make use of language_IDs in order to de-duplicate language lists

2014-10-12T08:46:51Z

language IDs: make use of language_IDs in order to de-duplicate language lists

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 {{grfFrom|7}} For version 7 and higher, it is a simple language ID from the list below. (This has changed with TTDPatch 2.5 beta 4). Bit 7 has the same meaning as in the earlier versions above.
 In either scheme, you can use the value 7F or FF, respectively, to define strings shown for languages that you do not provide translation for. First set all strings to a default value using this, and later override the language specific ones if they exist.
-When translating for a new language, please simply edit this document and add the new definition here.
+When translating for a new language, please simply edit the [[language_IDs|language list]] and add the new definition here.
 === num-ent ===

Frosch: add latin

2014-10-11T22:19:23Z

add latin

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	\|62\|\|Persian\|\|0		\|62\|\|Persian\|\|0
			\|-
			\|66\|\|Latin\|\|0
	\|-		\|-
	\|80\|\|Flag 16 bit string IDs (added to language ID)\|\|		\|80\|\|Flag 16 bit string IDs (added to language ID)\|\|

Rubidium: /* language IDs */

2013-04-23T15:40:33Z

language IDs

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	\|12\|\|Faroese\|\|0		\|12\|\|Faroese\|\|0
			\|-
			\|13\|\|Scottish Gaelic\|\|13
	\|-		\|-
	\|14\|\|Arabic (Egypt)\|\|1		\|14\|\|Arabic (Egypt)\|\|1