[Beatles]

Hello everyone, I've been working a lot on multi-language plugins, one of them the already published "[L4D] All 8 Survivors" created for l4d1, I've only found one problem, assign the name to the survivors, I've been using this method:

PHP Code:

public Action:BikerUse(iClient)  
{  
    SetEntProp(iClient, Prop_Send, "m_survivorCharacter", FRANCIS);  
    SetEntityModel(iClient, MODEL_FRANCIS);  
    if (IsFakeClient(iClient))
    {
        SetClientInfo(iClient, "name", "Francis");
        SetClientName(iClient, "Francis");
    }
} 


But obviously in some countries the name is correct, in Russian for example or in Chinese, the name would not be written like this, it would be something like this:

ENGLISH - RUSO
Francis – Френсис

ENGLISH – CHINO
Francis - 弗朗西斯


So, my question is: How to make use of names in multi languages?
At the beginning I did it in the following way:

PHP Code:

public Action:BikerUse(iClient)  
{  
    SetEntProp(iClient, Prop_Send, "m_survivorCharacter", FRANCIS);  
    SetEntityModel(iClient, MODEL_FRANCIS);  
    if (IsFakeClient(iClient))
    {
        SetClientInfo(iClient, "name %t", "francis");
        SetClientName(iClient, "%t", "francis");
    }
} 


Obviously it did not work, I've tried everything and it has not worked, could you help me with that?

[Beatles]

This is for l4d1, surely you know that the l4d2 characters do not exist there, the code is just a reference, apparently nobody knows how to do it. u.u

[mug1wara]

PHP Code:

char sFormat[256];
Format(sFormat, sizeof(sFormat), "%t", "");

SetClientInfo(iClient, "name", sFormat); 


[Psyk0tik]

The only way I could think of adding multi-lingual support for naming extra bots is by creating a translation file that players can edit, and then you use those phrases to set as names for the bots.

translation file:

PHP Code:

"Phrases"
{
    "Francis"
    {
        "es"        "Francisco"
    }
} 


plugin file:

PHP Code:

char sName[32];
Format(sName, sizeof(sName), "%T", "Francis", LANG_SERVER); // Change LANG_SERVER to client to translate to each player's language.
SetClientInfo(client, "name", sName);
SetClientName(client, sName); 


[Beatles]

Originally Posted by mug1wara PHP Code: char sFormat[256]; Format(sFormat, sizeof(sFormat), "%t", ""); SetClientInfo(iClient, "name", sFormat);

Thank you very much

[Beatles]

Originally Posted by Crasher_3637 The only way I could think of adding multi-lingual support for naming extra bots is by creating a translation file that players can edit, and then you use those phrases to set as names for the bots. translation file: PHP Code: "Phrases" {     "Francis"     {         "es"        "Francisco"     } }  plugin file: PHP Code: char sName[32]; Format(sName, sizeof(sName), "%T", "Francis", LANG_SERVER); // Change LANG_SERVER to client to translate to each player's language. SetClientInfo(client, "name", sName); SetClientName(client, sName);

Thank you very much bro, the file "phrases" I have had prepared since I started, I just needed the correct syntax, this has been very helpful.

[Beatles]

Originally Posted by Crasher_3637 The only way I could think of adding multi-lingual support for naming extra bots is by creating a translation file that players can edit, and then you use those phrases to set as names for the bots. translation file: PHP Code: "Phrases" {     "Francis"     {         "es"        "Francisco"     } }  plugin file: PHP Code: char sName[32]; Format(sName, sizeof(sName), "%T", "Francis", LANG_SERVER); // Change LANG_SERVER to client to translate to each player's language. SetClientInfo(client, "name", sName); SetClientName(client, sName);

Hey bro, I have a problem, I've been testing the operation of everything, and even though the language reading is working well, in the same game the name is changed between Spanish and Russian, that is, if for example: dies a character, the revive already changed language to Russian, or vice versa.

The method I have used has been the following:

PHP Code:

char sName[32];
Format(sName, sizeof(sName), "%t", "Francis", client);.
SetClientInfo(client, "name", sName);
SetClientName(client, sName);