Geoff the Medio wrote:
...I've only noticed that one as missing in the UI, and found it in the stringtable, but there might be others if you just search and replaced without case checking. Probably none of the stringtable keys should be changed, as some C++ code may be expecting the initial spelling, even if it's not continentally consistent. This doesn't affect the player though, as the string keys are supposed to be visible in-game.
My bad.
I intended to leave the keys alone, and didn't just run a blind search/replace. I looked at each instance before hitting "replace", though apparently i hit the wrong button at least once.
qsswin wrote:
I decided to try my hand at making one of these. I
[*]fixed changes uppercase/lowercase mistakes
[*]fixed some spelling and grammar errors
[*]changed dry-dock back to dry dock
It's appreciated. At my best, i'm not a great copy editor.
qsswin wrote:
While Drydock is not a word, it looks a lot better than "dry-dock." Additionally, "dry-dock" is a verb that means "to put in a dry dock." Technically the right word would be "dry dock," but I assume we previously had "drydock" because it looks better and makes more sense in a space setting.
I didn't realize "dry-dock" was just a verb, but you are right.
Probably we had "drydock" because several of the writing contributors (including myself) tend towards mushing words together. I think as this is a group project we'd better stick to standard usage except when the term is obviously part of the sci-fi setting-- stuff like: "homeworld" and "nanoreplication".