| ID |
Path |
Filename |
Trigger |
Message |
Notes |
Examples
|
| critical_success
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
You successfully recover a particularly rich sample!
|
This is the message notifying a player that they have recovered a critical success resource sample.
|
Example
|
| density_below_threshold
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
Locating a viable sample of %TO here seems a bit beyond your skill.
|
There is a minimum skill modifier level required to survey certain ranges of resource concentrations. If a player does not meet this level (ex. 100 skill mod is needed to sample 10% resource concentration) then they will receive this message.
|
Example
|
| efficiency_too_low
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
%TO's resource density is too low to locate a sample here.
|
Message a player receives when they attempt to sample on a concentration that is too low to be sampled on. Probably less than 10% or perhaps at 0%
|
Example
|
| no_inv_space |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You don't have enough inventory space to carry the samples you found. |
This message occurs when the player obtains a resource sample and they have no inventory space to hold it since resources of different types each require a unit of space in inventory.
|
Example
|
| must_have_harvester |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You are unable to gather energy resources with a survey tool, and will need to place a generator here to take advantage of any available at this location. |
This message occurs when the player Attempts to sample while using a wind or solar survey tool. Only harvesters can be used to collect these resources.
|
Example
|
| sample_cancel |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You stop taking resource samples. |
Notification sent to player when they perform an action to stop sampling such as standing up, moving, or are under attack.
|
Example
|
| sample_cancel_attack |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You can't take samples while under attack! |
Message notification to a player when they attempt to /sample when they are in combat.
|
Example
|
| sample_empty |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You are unable to find any more samples in the immediate area. |
(Unknown)
|
Example
|
| sample_failed |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You failed to locate a sample of %TO. |
This is a notification that the sampling attempt failed.
|
Example
|
| sample_gone |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
Sampling process aborted because the sampling tool is no longer in your inventory. |
Message that a player receives if they destroy their survey tool while in between sampling or surveying.
|
Example
|
| sample_located |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You successfully locate a %DI unit sample of %TO. |
Standard message given to a player notifying them of their sample yield.
|
Example
|
| sample_mind
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
You need to rest before you can take any more samples.
|
Notification to a player that their mind/action is too low to continue sampling.
|
Example
|
| sample_select_type
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
Select the type of resource you wish to sample.
|
(Unknown)
|
Example
|
| start_sampling |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You begin to sample for %TO. |
Notification to player of the resource type they are attempting to sample on
|
Example
|
| survey_sample
|
/string/en/
|
survey.stf
|
internal_command_string
|
You can't take a survey while you are collecting samples.
|
Notification to player that they cannot perform surveys while in sampling mode.
|
Example
|
| tool_recharge_time |
/string/en/ |
survey.stf |
internal_command_string |
You will be able to sample again in %DI seconds. |
Sample attempts recycle once every 18 seconds. This is a Notification to player if they stopped sampling and attempt to sample again before the 18 second timer is up.
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Example
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