d4verman Posted February 26, 2023 Posted February 26, 2023 Sorry if this is a dunderhad question, but how do you tag dialogue in the architect for pronouns like him or her? I know character name=$name, but other than that I'm clueless and I don't know where to find the info. Any help would be appreciated.
cranebump Posted February 26, 2023 Posted February 26, 2023 (edited) Good question. I've avoided the situation entirely by having NPCs say "There they are!" and such, if only because (a) It's easiest; (b) the PC sometimes has allies in mish; and (c) there's a possibility a team might run it. I'm sure there's some sort of flag somewhere, though. (see below) Edited February 26, 2023 by cranebump I have done a TON of AE work, both long form and single arc. Just search the AE mish list for my sig @cranebump. For more information on my stories, head to the AE forum sub-heading and look for “Crane’s World.” Support your AE authors! We ARE the new content.
cranebump Posted February 26, 2023 Posted February 26, 2023 I dug around and found this in the wiki. $supergroup: that character's supergroup; if they have none, then "No Supergroup" will appear instead $class: their archetype ($archetype also works) $level: their level $origin: their origin $name: their name ($target also works) $heshe or $Heshe: substitutes "he" or "she" depending on gender (capitalized will cap the substitution) $himher or $Himher: same as above, using "him" or "her" $hisher or $Hisher: same as above, using "his" or "her" $sirmam or $Sirmam: same as above, using "sir" or "ma'am" 2 1 I have done a TON of AE work, both long form and single arc. Just search the AE mish list for my sig @cranebump. For more information on my stories, head to the AE forum sub-heading and look for “Crane’s World.” Support your AE authors! We ARE the new content.
d4verman Posted February 26, 2023 Author Posted February 26, 2023 26 minutes ago, cranebump said: I dug around and found this in the wiki. $supergroup: that character's supergroup; if they have none, then "No Supergroup" will appear instead $class: their archetype ($archetype also works) $level: their level $origin: their origin $name: their name ($target also works) $heshe or $Heshe: substitutes "he" or "she" depending on gender (capitalized will cap the substitution) $himher or $Himher: same as above, using "him" or "her" $hisher or $Hisher: same as above, using "his" or "her" $sirmam or $Sirmam: same as above, using "sir" or "ma'am" Wow, thanks man! I appreciate this! 1
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