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sorry if I keep asking

by Cayman_-Modz - 11-10-2018 - 12:04 PM
#1
I have several reasons to close and I would like to solve some things concerning some codes..

I needed to understand how I could start creating the code to change the text and edit it in another language like the menu does

How it would be possible??

https://youtu.be/M45QEW5aaAA
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#2
Are you really that retarded?

Do it via boolean or integer.
Check if boolean == true //on spain or englisch
englisch text
else
default text

same for integer pretty easy lmao
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#3
(11-10-2018 - 02:01 PM)Oase Wrote: Are you really that retarded?

Do it via boolean or integer.
Check if boolean == true //on spain or englisch
englisch text
else
default text

same for integer pretty easy lmao

you're right now I tried and I managed...thank you!!
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#4
(11-10-2018 - 02:01 PM)Oase Wrote: Are you really that retarded?

Do it via boolean or integer.
Check if boolean == true //on spain or englisch
englisch text
else
default text

same for integer pretty easy lmao

Don't be a bitch about it, he is clearly new. You can't be "retarded" when it comes to coding lol.
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#5
(11-10-2018 - 06:22 PM)MikeLento Wrote:
(11-10-2018 - 02:01 PM)Oase Wrote: Are you really that retarded?

Do it via boolean or integer.
Check if boolean == true //on spain or englisch
englisch text
else
default text

same for integer pretty easy lmao

Don't be a bitch about it, he is clearly new. You can't be "retarded" when it comes to coding lol.

You can say I'm a retarded for not knowing something so simple .. I'm sorry I'd like to know more.
But I can not stay here all day on the pc learning how to code. I work and I have a family to keep .. And in my spare time I learn something for 1 hour. Thanks for the little help.
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#6
Use chars.

char* option1[50];
void language_english()
{
option1 = „self“;
}

void language_german()
{
option1 = „selber“;
}

In your base:
AddFunction(option1, ...);

and to change the language, just use the 2 void functions from above
_asm
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#7
(11-10-2018 - 06:59 PM)SinceModz Wrote: Use chars.

char* option1[50];
void language_english()
{
option1 = „self“;
}

void language_german()
{
option1 = „selber“;
}

In your base:
AddFunction(option1, ...);

and to change the language, just use the 2 void functions from above

thanks david_
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#8
i rather keep mine on english lol but a little spanish would be cool
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