Questions with regards to Cliloc functionality
Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 11:45 pm
So I am going through and working on a static housing package and am slowly rewriting and moving stuff over to using cliloc messages, I have a few questions with regards to PrintTextAbovePrivateCL and PrintTextAboveCL.
In both instances, when it prints the message above the item it is says:
"System: Lockdown Failed"
where as PrintTextAbove (thus not using the clilocs but a custom string) would normally read out in the journal as:
"a robe: Lockdown Failed"
Is there a fix for this on my end? Or can this be fixed in the PrintTextAboveCL and PrintTextAbovePrivateCL functions? Or am I just stuck with the System thing?
Obviously I am hoping it can be fixed somehow and yes, I know I am a nutcase for using clilocs
On a more broader question, SendSysMessageCL, PrintTextAboveCL and PrintTextAbovePrivateCL do not seem to want to accept a different font type, anyone else have this issue (I presume I am probably one of the many few who are using clilocs)? I and Yukiko both tried many different things to get the aforementioned cliloc message functions to accept a different font but alas, our efforts were in vain.
In both instances, when it prints the message above the item it is says:
"System: Lockdown Failed"
where as PrintTextAbove (thus not using the clilocs but a custom string) would normally read out in the journal as:
"a robe: Lockdown Failed"
Is there a fix for this on my end? Or can this be fixed in the PrintTextAboveCL and PrintTextAbovePrivateCL functions? Or am I just stuck with the System thing?
Obviously I am hoping it can be fixed somehow and yes, I know I am a nutcase for using clilocs
On a more broader question, SendSysMessageCL, PrintTextAboveCL and PrintTextAbovePrivateCL do not seem to want to accept a different font type, anyone else have this issue (I presume I am probably one of the many few who are using clilocs)? I and Yukiko both tried many different things to get the aforementioned cliloc message functions to accept a different font but alas, our efforts were in vain.