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|name={{PAGENAME}} | |name={{PAGENAME}} | ||
| − | |files={{Categ| | + | |files={{Categ|ini=rules}}, {{Categ|ini=ai}}, {{Categ|Maps}} |
|values=strings | |values=strings | ||
|default=none | |default=none | ||
| − | |types={{Categ|General}}, {{Categ| | + | |types={{Categ|General}}, {{Categ|Houses}}, {{Categ|Countries}}, {{Categ|TechnoTypes}}, {{Categ|TerrainTypes}}, {{Categ|OverlayTypes}}, {{Categ|VoxelAnims}}, {{Categ|Tiberiums}}, {{Categ|SuperWeaponTypes}}, {{Categ|TeamTypes}}, {{Categ|Basic}} |
|ra=yes | |ra=yes | ||
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| − | == On | + | == On Houses / Countries / ObjectTypes / SuperWeaponTypes / TeamTypes == |
| − | Plain-text name of this object | + | Plain-text name of this object used to output the object's name. In {{ra2}} and {{yr}}, it is largely superceded by {{f|UIName|link}}, as an approach with strings makes for easier localization. |
| − | + | === Notes === | |
| − | + | * {{f|Name}} strings are truncated to 23 characters maximum regardless of how long of a string you enter. | |
| − | = | + | * If the name string is empty ({{tt|Name<nowiki>=</nowiki>}}), the game will use the type name instead, e.g. {{tt|GACNST}}. |
| − | + | * In [[Tiberian Sun]], [[cameos]] are without text. {{f|Name}} is written on these by the game. This feature also remains in RA2, but is disabled. | |
| − | + | * [[Final Alert 2]] does ''not'' use {{f|Name|link}} to determine the names of [[TechnoTypes]], but {{f|UIName|link}} as well like the game. | |
| − | In maps, this flag specifies the map name as shown in the game. (In RA2/YR, {{Tt|.map}} maps ignore this value and take their name from the {{ | + | == In [{{f|General|link}}] == |
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| + | As with {{f|UIName}}, there is a {{f|Name}} flag at the beginning of the [{{f|General|link}}] section. Yet again, it seems to be of no use, however [[The Guide]] mentions how it was supposedly possible to use several rule*.ini (rule1.ini, rule2.ini, ...) files in [[RA]], and then to differentiate between them by name. This was, however, never seen in use and was probably dropped in favor of differently named, overriding INIs. | ||
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| + | == In [{{f|Basic|link}}] == | ||
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| + | In maps, this flag specifies the map name as shown in the game. (In RA2/YR, {{Tt|.map}} maps ignore this value and take their name from the {{f|mission.ini|link}} or {{f|PKT|link}} files.) | ||
Latest revision as of 11:35, 20 December 2023
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| Flag: | Name |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini, ai(md).ini, Maps |
| Values: | strings |
| Default: | none |
| Applicable to: | General, Houses, Countries, TechnoTypes, TerrainTypes, OverlayTypes, VoxelAnims, Tiberiums, SuperWeaponTypes, TeamTypes, Basic |
Contents
On Houses / Countries / ObjectTypes / SuperWeaponTypes / TeamTypes
Plain-text name of this object used to output the object's name. In Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge, it is largely superceded by UIName, as an approach with strings makes for easier localization.
Notes
- Name strings are truncated to 23 characters maximum regardless of how long of a string you enter.
- If the name string is empty (Name=), the game will use the type name instead, e.g. GACNST.
- In Tiberian Sun, cameos are without text. Name is written on these by the game. This feature also remains in RA2, but is disabled.
- Final Alert 2 does not use Name to determine the names of TechnoTypes, but UIName as well like the game.
In [General]
As with UIName, there is a Name flag at the beginning of the [General] section. Yet again, it seems to be of no use, however The Guide mentions how it was supposedly possible to use several rule*.ini (rule1.ini, rule2.ini, ...) files in RA, and then to differentiate between them by name. This was, however, never seen in use and was probably dropped in favor of differently named, overriding INIs.
