Why is there space between the final conversation entry and the rest?
I have been using Tchos UI, and it is in UI\custom folder. But removing the entire custom folder and re-running didn’t change it. The OC doesn’t do this, so I’m assuming it’s something I’ve done.
I don’t have anything in main UI folder or main Override other than Xaltar’s heads.
What is the xml called for the default cutscene style conversation? (the one you’ll get if you make no changes to a conversation)
I’m not sure about this particular situation, but I have had conversations looking like this. What I had done by mistake in those cases was that I had some blank spaces in the conversation that I didn’t notice at first, or maybe some mistakes with “press enter” (can’t remember the english word for that exact thing, but I hope what you mean).
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I was looking for that, too, but I don’t usually use that symbol (linefeed, \n) unless building a string through code. In description boxes of items, or conversations I’ve always just done the “Enter” key on keyboard, which I think is combo of \r, \n, carriage return and a line feed. But I am not positive.
I went back in and changed too many things at once, so not sure which fixed it…
I did not see any carriage return after line 4 in my picture, or in the Leave workbench line either.
So who knows, lol.
But this is the 2nd time I have seen it in the last week. First time, deleting final user choice and re-creating it fixed it. Next time I see it, I will pay closer attention to how I fix it!
I would check both entries 4 and 5 to see if there are any spaces. If not, try to delete them and then recreate them. Either way, there is definitely something causing the UI to render as though there is a space or a break there. Based on what I have seen in XML and HTML before, such things are the likely culprits.
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Faerzress, I think you’re on to something. I have a theory that it was caused by me doing a copy/paste from an Excel cell. I remember from past experience that depending how you highlight the cell, it brings more over than the text you see on screen.
