[PeEzZ]

Can i use %N formatting in translation?
Like this:

...
ReplyToCommand(client, "%t", "CMD_YourName", client);
...

"Phrases"
{
      "CMD_YourName"
      {
            "#format"      "{1:N}"
            "en"           "[SM] Your name is: {1}"
      }
}

[asherkin]

You could have just tested this (or read the documentation) in the time you've waited for an answer.

[Kolapsicle]

'N' isn't listed as a valid format specifier, so no.

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Kolapsicle 'N' isn't listed as a valid format specifier, so no.

%N is a format specifier unique to SM, it gets replaced with given client's name.

[Kolapsicle]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 %N is a format specifier unique to SM, it gets replaced with given client's name.

OP is talking about use within translation files.

[ddhoward]

The format string is comprised of comma delimited sections, each section enclosed in brackets. Each section has an index and a format specifier, which are separated with a colon. Format specifiers follow the general rules of formatting, however, only the following types are currently allowed: d/i: Digits/Integer display x: Hexadecimal display f: Floating point display s: String display c: Character display (UTF-8 compatible) t: include and translate another Phrases Note that currently, the special "%T" format type is not allowed inside a language translation string. but you still can use %t inside the format string

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As stated above, you will obtain answers must more quickly if you just look up shit yourself, or simply experiment.

[PeEzZ]

I had no time yesterday, but i tested now and this is working