Exporting Conversant Names
Exporting Conversant Names
Hello,
I am attempting to export dialogue keys & strings to excel and I am finding that the loc keys generated in excel are just called "Conversation/114/Entry/3/Dialogue Text"
So far through my own testing I was able to export the following line which is halfway for what I need:
Conversation/114/Entry/3/John/Dialogue Text
Ideally I would like this to have the speaker and the name of the file in the key:
<DialogueFileName>/114/Entry/3/<Speaker>/Dialogue Text
Any assistance on this is greatly appreciated!
I am attempting to export dialogue keys & strings to excel and I am finding that the loc keys generated in excel are just called "Conversation/114/Entry/3/Dialogue Text"
So far through my own testing I was able to export the following line which is halfway for what I need:
Conversation/114/Entry/3/John/Dialogue Text
Ideally I would like this to have the speaker and the name of the file in the key:
<DialogueFileName>/114/Entry/3/<Speaker>/Dialogue Text
Any assistance on this is greatly appreciated!
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Hi,
The Dialogue System has a lot of export options. What kind of export are you doing? Localization Export/Import? Export Database > CSV? i2 Localization export?
The Dialogue System has a lot of export options. What kind of export are you doing? Localization Export/Import? Export Database > CSV? i2 Localization export?
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
I am using the i2 Localization Export
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Sorry for all the questions. I want to get a full understanding of what you're looking for.
What do you mean by "<DialogueFileName>"?
What do you mean by "<DialogueFileName>"?
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
I appreciate you taking the time to narrow down the answer.
I am using <DialogueFileName> as a placeholder for whatever file name I intend on using in the Dialogue Database.
When I export the I2 to Excel I get "Conversation/114/Entry/3/..." ideally I'd like to take the name from the file (see image) and replace "Conversation" with the name of the file shown in the image. In this case it says "NewConversation4"
So the ideal outcome is that I get an entry in the Excel export that reads:
NewConversation4/114/Entry/3/John/Dialogue Text
It has the file name for later reference and the speaker's name (John) so I know who is speaking the dialogue at a glance.
I am using <DialogueFileName> as a placeholder for whatever file name I intend on using in the Dialogue Database.
When I export the I2 to Excel I get "Conversation/114/Entry/3/..." ideally I'd like to take the name from the file (see image) and replace "Conversation" with the name of the file shown in the image. In this case it says "NewConversation4"
So the ideal outcome is that I get an entry in the Excel export that reads:
NewConversation4/114/Entry/3/John/Dialogue Text
It has the file name for later reference and the speaker's name (John) so I know who is speaking the dialogue at a glance.
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Re: Exporting Conversant Names
If you use these settings:
The i2 term will be similar to what you're looking for. For example:
Dialogue System/Conversation/New Conversation 4/Entry/003/John/Dialogue Text
It does have "Dialogue System/Conversation" at the front, but is that an issue?
The i2 term will be similar to what you're looking for. For example:
Dialogue System/Conversation/New Conversation 4/Entry/003/John/Dialogue Text
It does have "Dialogue System/Conversation" at the front, but is that an issue?
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Thanks, I will try with those settings, however what about the other settings in the Actors, Conversations, Dialogue Entries, etc Drop-Downs?
These appear to have options that are related to what I am trying to do.
Also the outcome you showed would be perfect, the Prefix text wont be an issue.
These appear to have options that are related to what I am trying to do.
Also the outcome you showed would be perfect, the Prefix text wont be an issue.
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Most people don't generally localize Conversation fields, since they localize the individual Dialogue Entry fields. What would you need for Conversations?
Would you need anything to be different for Actors?
Would you need anything to be different for Actors?
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Those drop down settings were my guesses at how to get the actor's name to appear in the loc key export. If they have no bearing on that outcome then can I safely uncheck them? Or are some still needed to properly export the EN dialogue as well?
Re: Exporting Conversant Names
Yes, you can leave all of the Conversation foldout's checkboxes unticked.
To get the Actor name into the dialogue entries' i2 terms, make sure Extra Entry Info is set to Actor.
To get the Actor name into the dialogue entries' i2 terms, make sure Extra Entry Info is set to Actor.