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[Tyrus]

In an encounter that I'm busy with I want someone to say something but I want to use the "DisplayStringHead" (or something like that) command
I can get it right by doing this placing "REPLACE ~2000001~ @111" in the .tp2 file but I will never be garanteed of the string number that I use in the script.

How can I solve this problem?

[Tyrus]

Well it didn't work for me, this is what I did:

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IF
Global("b#callmalchor","GLOBAL",1)
THEN
RESPONSE #100
DisplayStringHead(c6drizz,@111)
SetGlobal("b#callmalchor","GLOBAL",2)
END

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[battles/jae'llat/baf/2209.baf] ERROR at line 5 column 34-34
Near Text: )
Not_found
ERROR: parsing [battles/jae'llat/baf/2209.baf]: Not_found

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[Dyara]

Have you tried this version:

IF
Global("b#callmalchor","GLOBAL",1)
THEN
RESPONSE #100
DisplayStringHead("c6drizz",@111)
SetGlobal("b#callmalchor","GLOBAL",2)
END

[Blucher]

Oh. Sort of related question...

Should .baf tra references (@1234) be in the .tp2's .tra file or can one do something like this:

COMPILE ~mymod/myscript.baf~ USING ~mymod/trans/%s/myscript.tra~

?

[Kismet]

COMPILE ~mymod/myscript.baf~  USING ~mymod/trans/%s/myscript.tra~

It should be done like that.

[Blucher]

Thanks Kismet.

[Tyrus]

Thanks for the assist, Dyara.

[Tyrus]

I need some more help. Why is it when I compile certain .baf's I would get the following error:

ERROR at line 1 column 0--1
Near Text:
Failure("lexing: empty token")