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Use 「」 for Traditional Chinese, and “” for Simplified, as pointed out by y5nw in minetest-mods/areas#71. +]] + +random_messages_api.from_table({ + -- teleport commands + S("Type in /spawn to go back to the spawn point, where you can access numerous useful locations and facilities."), + S("Type in /sethome at where you want to set up your home coordinates, and then type in /home to go back."), + S("To request teleporting to another player's location, type in /tpr ."), + + -- communications + S("Type in /mail to open the mail dialog, where you can communicate with other players without them being online."), + S("Type in /report if you want to contact our moderation team to report misbehavior or suggest changes."), + + -- In-game POI + S("The public farm at Spawn provides an early-game food source. " .. + "Remember to replant the crops after harvesting them."), + S("The public tree farm at Spawn can be an easy way to get wood. " .. + "Don't forget to plant the saplings after chopping down wood."), + S("Visit the Plain Houses Area via train or by walk from Spawn for places to settle down."), + + -- Advtrains + S("Do not walk on tracks. The damage from a running train is deadly."), + S("Right-click a train with an opened door to go onto it."), + + -- Technic + S("Using machines from the technic mod speeds up your crafting workflows."), + S("Visit a technic station to use machines from the technic mod without crafting them yourself."), + S("Tools from the technic mod may require charging. Place them in the \"charging\" slot of a battery box."), + S("Crafting a mining drill can be very helpful in bulk digging tasks."), + S("Use a chainsaw to chop down an entire tree at once."), + + -- Pipeworks + S("Autocrafters are useful in freeing your hand from repeated crafting tasks."), + S("Item ejectors take items from a container into the pneumatic tube system."), + S("Connect containers to a pneumatic tube system for items to flow in."), + S("Always add trash cans at the end of pneumatic tube systems having the risk of overflowing " .. + "to avoid breaking them."), + + -- Digtron + S("The digtron mod helps construct automated tunnel-boring machines. " .. + "It is very useful in mining or building repeating patterns."), + + -- Farming + S("Punch a grown crop with a mithril scythe to re-plant it while obtaining its drops."), + S("Punch a dirt block with a hoe to turn it into farmlands. Do so near water for the farmland to work."), + S("Discover different crops around the world, and plant them in farmlands by right-clicking."), + + -- Bonemeal + S("Bones are dropped by chance when digging dirt blocks. " .. + "They can be ground into bone meal for fertilizing crops and plants."), + S("Using bonemeal on dirt blocks to obtain flowers and grasses naturally found on that type of dirt."), + + -- Economy (smartshop/atm/wtt) + S("Click on the selling items icon of a smart shop interface to buy them."), + S("Right-click an ATM to withdraw or deposit money."), + S("Right-click a wire transfer terminal to start a digital transaction. " .. + "The receiver will be notified via in-game mail.") +}) diff --git a/random_tips/locale/random_tips.zh_CN.tr b/random_tips/locale/random_tips.zh_CN.tr new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4dea66 --- /dev/null +++ b/random_tips/locale/random_tips.zh_CN.tr @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# textdomain: random_tips + +##[ init.lua ]## +Type in /spawn to go back to the spawn point, where you can access numerous useful locations and facilities.=输入 /spawn 以回到出生点。出生点附近有许多有用的地点和设施。 +Type in /sethome at where you want to set up your home coordinates, and then type in /home to go back.=在你想设为家的位置输入 /sethome 来设置你的家的坐标，然后输入 /home 即可传送回家。 +To request teleporting to another player's location, type in /tpr .=如果想请求传送至其他玩家的位置，输入 /tpr <玩家名字>。 +Type in /mail to open the mail dialog, where you can communicate with other players without them being online.=输入 /mail 以打开邮件界面。邮件可以作为玩家之间沟通的渠道，无需对方在线。 +Type in /report if you want to contact our moderation team to report misbehavior or suggest changes.=输入 /report 以对管理团队投诉不当行为或提出修改建议。 +The public farm at Spawn provides an early-game food source. Remember to replant the crops after harvesting them.=出生点的公众农场是获得早期食物的好地方。在采收之后，不要忘记重新种植种子。 +The public tree farm at Spawn can be an easy way to get wood. Don't forget to plant the saplings after chopping down wood.=出生点的公众树木农场是可以轻松获得树木的地方。在砍伐之后，不要忘记重新种植树苗。 +Visit the Plain Houses Area via train or by walk from Spawn for places to settle down.=前往平原住宅区寻找居住地点，你可以乘坐火车或从出生点步行前往。 +Do not walk on tracks. The damage from a running train is deadly.=切勿在轨道上行走。行走中的列车造成的伤害是致命的。 +Right-click a train with an opened door to go onto it.=右键点击一辆开门的列车以乘坐之。 +Using machines from the technic mod speeds up your crafting workflows.=使用科技模组的机器可以加快你的物品制作过程。 +Visit a technic station to use machines from the technic mod without crafting them yourself.=造访科技使用站以使用科技模组的机器，而无需自己合成。 +Tools from the technic mod may require charging. Place them in the "charging" slot of a battery box.=科技模组的工具可能需要充电才能使用。将之放在电池箱的”充电“槽以进行充电。 +Crafting a mining drill can be very helpful in bulk digging tasks.=合成钻头对于大量挖掘方块很有帮助。 +Use a chainsaw to chop down an entire tree at once.=使用电锯以一次砍伐整棵树木。 +Autocrafters are useful in freeing your hand from repeated crafting tasks.=自动合成机可以让你的双手从重复的合成工作中解放出来。 +Item ejectors take items from a container into the pneumatic tube system.=物品提取器可以将容器内的物品提取到气动管道系统中。 +Connect containers to a pneumatic tube system for items to flow in.=将容器接驳到气动管道系统，以便物品流进容器内。 +Always add trash cans at the end of pneumatic tube systems having the risk of overflowing to avoid breaking them.=在有可能溢出的气动管道系统末端放置垃圾桶，以免损坏系统。 +The digtron mod helps construct automated tunnel-boring machines. It is very useful in mining or building repeating patterns.=挖掘机模组可以用于建造自动化隧道掘进机，对于采矿或建造重复的方块组合很有用。 +Punch a grown crop with a mithril scythe to re-plant it while obtaining its drops.=使用秘银镰刀击打成熟的农作物以在获得掉落物的同时重新种植。 +Punch a dirt block with a hoe to turn it into farmlands. Do so near water for the farmland to work.=手持锄头击打泥土可以将其转化为耕地。如果要让耕地可以正常使用，必须在水源附近操作。 +Discover different crops around the world, and plant them in farmlands by right-clicking.=游历世界获得不同的农作物，手持种子右键点击耕地即可种植。 +Bones are dropped by chance when digging dirt blocks. They can be ground into bone meal for fertilizing crops and plants.=挖掘泥土有概率掉落骨头。骨头可以被研磨成骨粉，并用于施肥。 +Using bonemeal on dirt blocks to obtain flowers and grasses naturally found on that type of dirt.=对泥土使用骨粉可以促使自然生长在该种泥土上的花草出现。 +Click on the selling items icon of a smart shop interface to buy them.=在智慧商店的界面内点击待售物品的图标以购买之。 +Right-click an ATM to withdraw or deposit money.=右键点击自动柜员机以进行提款或存款。 +Right-click a wire transfer terminal to start a digital transaction. The receiver will be notified via in-game mail.=右键点击电汇终端以进行数码汇款。收款人将会通过游戏内邮件系统获得通知。 diff --git a/random_tips/locale/template.txt b/random_tips/locale/template.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93fa610 --- /dev/null +++ b/random_tips/locale/template.txt @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +# textdomain: random_tips + +##[ init.lua ]## +Type in /spawn to go back to the spawn point, where you can access numerous useful locations and facilities.= +Type in /sethome at where you want to set up your home coordinates, and then type in /home to go back.= +To request teleporting to another player's location, type in /tpr .= +Type in /mail to open the mail dialog, where you can communicate with other players without them being online.= +Type in /report if you want to contact our moderation team to report misbehavior or suggest changes.= +The public farm at Spawn provides an early-game food source. Remember to replant the crops after harvesting them.= +The public tree farm at Spawn can be an easy way to get wood. Don't forget to plant the saplings after chopping down wood.= +Visit the Plain Houses Area via train or by walk from Spawn for places to settle down.= +Do not walk on tracks. The damage from a running train is deadly.= +Right-click a train with an opened door to go onto it.= +Using machines from the technic mod speeds up your crafting workflows.= +Visit a technic station to use machines from the technic mod without crafting them yourself.= +Tools from the technic mod may require charging. Place them in the "charging" slot of a battery box.= +Crafting a mining drill can be very helpful in bulk digging tasks.= +Use a chainsaw to chop down an entire tree at once.= +Autocrafters are useful in freeing your hand from repeated crafting tasks.= +Item ejectors take items from a container into the pneumatic tube system.= +Connect containers to a pneumatic tube system for items to flow in.= +Always add trash cans at the end of pneumatic tube systems having the risk of overflowing to avoid breaking them.= +The digtron mod helps construct automated tunnel-boring machines. It is very useful in mining or building repeating patterns.= +Punch a grown crop with a mithril scythe to re-plant it while obtaining its drops.= +Punch a dirt block with a hoe to turn it into farmlands. Do so near water for the farmland to work.= +Discover different crops around the world, and plant them in farmlands by right-clicking.= +Bones are dropped by chance when digging dirt blocks. They can be ground into bone meal for fertilizing crops and plants.= +Using bonemeal on dirt blocks to obtain flowers and grasses naturally found on that type of dirt.= +Click on the selling items icon of a smart shop interface to buy them.= +Right-click an ATM to withdraw or deposit money.= +Right-click a wire transfer terminal to start a digital transaction. The receiver will be notified via in-game mail.= diff --git a/random_tips/mod.conf b/random_tips/mod.conf new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b52f0f --- /dev/null +++ b/random_tips/mod.conf @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +name = random_tips +depends = random_messages_api \ No newline at end of file