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Custom: Public Moongate I have edited the Public Moongate so that you can now add your own custom text instead of defualt... (Ex. Change Britain to "WHATEVER" on the Public Moongate) Description: Ok, I know this has been released before but I don't think you can still download it. I really needed this for my server so I decided to do it myself. You can now edit the public moongate text to whatever you want. -- I will release the "edit the facet name version" very soon. (when i finish) Installation: Goto Scripts/Items/Misc/PublicMoongate.cs and replace it with the one I have you ![]()
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At least he did the work himself instead of whining about it in script support Geo. So what if he shows others how or does the work for them. Havent tested it Marcus but thanks for contributing.
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Thanks Marcus247, this is exactly what I was looking for. Other threads have information scattered around and it's rather hard to understand. I'm looking forward to your version that allows editing of the facet name, since that's really what I'm after.
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Nice one mate, But I have a question... I am trying to add some custon Regions in and instead of using numbers for the categories I will have to use names.
Do I only have to change this: Code:
public PMList( int number, int selNumber, Map map, PMEntry[] entries )
{
m_Number = number;
m_SelNumber = selNumber;
m_Map = map;
m_Entries = entries;
}
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public PMList( int text, int selText, Map map, PMEntry[] entries )
{
m_Number = text;
m_SelNumber = selText;
m_Map = map;
m_Entries = entries;
}
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