%reg likely not giving current region in all instances but rather give region related to specific context
Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 10:44 pm
%reg is currently implemented to return current region
I think this is behaving differently in vanilla, see an entry from text record 1480 from text.rsc:
The noble ruler, %ol1 %olf. Long live %fl1, newly made %lt1 of %reg.
which resolves in Daggerfall to something like
"The noble ruler, [a name for old ruler faction1] fell and struck his head. Long live [name of new ruler faction1], newly made [title of ruler] of [faction1 region]."
with faction1 being any random region without a fixed ruler (can be different than current region)...
I think only %crn should return current region
I would like to change %reg but need to know where it is used elsewhere (and who implemented %reg - was it just implemented that way because of lack of knowledge or was there a good reason for it?)
I think this is behaving differently in vanilla, see an entry from text record 1480 from text.rsc:
The noble ruler, %ol1 %olf. Long live %fl1, newly made %lt1 of %reg.
which resolves in Daggerfall to something like
"The noble ruler, [a name for old ruler faction1] fell and struck his head. Long live [name of new ruler faction1], newly made [title of ruler] of [faction1 region]."
with faction1 being any random region without a fixed ruler (can be different than current region)...
I think only %crn should return current region
I would like to change %reg but need to know where it is used elsewhere (and who implemented %reg - was it just implemented that way because of lack of knowledge or was there a good reason for it?)