Comments on: Roleplaying Helper http://rolecraft.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/roleplaying-helper/ RP news & info from across the World Wide Web. Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:55:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Jim Moreno http://rolecraft.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/roleplaying-helper/#comment-37 Jim Moreno Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:05:37 +0000 http://rolecraft.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/roleplaying-helper/#comment-37 Fantastic! Thanks very much for those tips, leseratte! I only use the English version, and I did fail to mention that RPH also supports German, French, and Spanish. Fantastic! Thanks very much for those tips, leseratte! I only use the English version, and I did fail to mention that RPH also supports German, French, and Spanish.

]]> By: leseratte http://rolecraft.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/roleplaying-helper/#comment-35 leseratte Tue, 17 Apr 2007 22:23:27 +0000 http://rolecraft.wordpress.com/2007/04/06/roleplaying-helper/#comment-35 RPH is a wonderful addon indeed. I am using it for several weeks now and there are three little points I can add to this really good article out of my own experience: Before you use it with a german client you should clear all "RESTR"-restrictions in the lua-files. (Some sayings and emotes are restricted on human, ork, troll etc.) and for some reason this restrictions don't work in German, in spite of the translation. (In English there is no problem. I don't know about other languages.) You get something like "Du bist der abscheulichste Tote, den ich je gesehen habe. RESTR.UNDEAD". Looks a bit funny. Only delete the restrictions and leave the phrases (or change them, if they really won't fit for some targets), then it works. And in case you choose to play a bloodelf-Paladin, you really, really should delete the "For the alliance!"-shout in the paladin.lua ;) ! Last thing is (for people who, like me, switch between servers with different languages): You can not tell RPH to produce German Phrases while playing with an English Client ant vice versa. The "Language"-Button in the options-interface only changes between Common, Orkish and so on. Because of that make sure you use the matching client for the Server you play on, if RPH is activated. RPH is a wonderful addon indeed. I am using it for several weeks now and there are three little points I can add to this really good article out of my own experience:

Before you use it with a german client you should clear all “RESTR”-restrictions in the lua-files. (Some sayings and emotes are restricted on human, ork, troll etc.) and for some reason this restrictions don’t work in German, in spite of the translation. (In English there is no problem. I don’t know about other languages.) You get something like “Du bist der abscheulichste Tote, den ich je gesehen habe. RESTR.UNDEAD”. Looks a bit funny. Only delete the restrictions and leave the phrases (or change them, if they really won’t fit for some targets), then it works.

And in case you choose to play a bloodelf-Paladin, you really, really should delete the “For the alliance!”-shout in the paladin.lua ;) !

Last thing is (for people who, like me, switch between servers with different languages): You can not tell RPH to produce German Phrases while playing with an English Client ant vice versa. The “Language”-Button in the options-interface only changes between Common, Orkish and so on. Because of that make sure you use the matching client for the Server you play on, if RPH is activated.

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