Hello dear Cyan,

 

I wanted to search through the speech lines: https://www.mod-rdr.com/wiki/speechlines/?d=20

But currently I have not figured out a way to properly do so.

Could you please add a search bar to this site, if thats possible 🙂

 

BR
HJ

Edited March 11, 20214 yr by HughJanus

Thanks for the suggestion!

There should be a way of searching via just changing the 'Search In' option to Speech Lines.

 

 

However some provisional testing is showing that this doesn't seem to be working as expected. I'll try to see what I can do.

@HughJanus LMS and I looked into this and there's a bit of a workaround you can use until we deploy a better fix.

If you search for, for example:

about*

using the search options above, changing 'Search In' to Speech Lines this works. And you get all speech lines ABOUT_*

However the search term needs to be lowercase due to an odd bug, this however doesn't actually restrict the search to lowercase. We're looking to put a better fix into place soon.

Thanks for looking into it!

 

Edit:

@Cyan Could you maybe make a csv export of the table holding the speech lines? I tried to look at them via OpenIV directly in the game files, but most of them are still hashed. Your DB is the completest source available :)

Edited February 27, 20214 yr by HughJanus

  On 2/19/2021 at 6:07 PM, HughJanus said:

Thanks for looking into it!

 

Edit:

@Cyan Could you maybe make a csv export of the table holding the speech lines? I tried to look at them via OpenIV directly in the game files, but most of them are still hashed. Your DB is the completest source available 🙂

Sure, I'll see if this is something that we can add shortly 😄

  On 3/2/2021 at 8:42 PM, Cyan said:

Sure, I'll see if this is something that we can add shortly 😄

If this is possible, I dont need the search function.

Thanks a lot!

  On 3/3/2021 at 5:15 AM, HughJanus said:

If this is possible, I dont need the search function.

Thanks a lot!

I've added some basic exporters in both the speech lines and the character voices pages. Please let me know if this is useful or not, it is a bit barebones.

Very helpful. Thank you.