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diff --git a/locale/template.pot b/locale/template.pot index d8494ee..5d9e217 100644 --- a/locale/template.pot +++ b/locale/template.pot @@ -8,10 +8,11 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: PACKAGE VERSION\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" -"POT-Creation-Date: 2017-02-26 11:55-0700\n" +"POT-Creation-Date: 2017-02-26 13:42-0700\n" "PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n" "Last-Translator: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>\n" "Language-Team: LANGUAGE <LL@li.org>\n" +"Language: \n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=CHARSET\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" @@ -312,71 +313,54 @@ msgstr "" msgid "" "A builder head is the most complex component of this system. It has period " "and offset properties, and also an inventory slot where you \"program\" it " -"by placing an example of the block type that you want it to build." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:22 -msgid "" +"by placing an example of the block type that you want it to build.\n" +"\n" "When the \"Save & Show\" button is clicked the properties for period and " "offset will be saved, and markers will briefly be shown to indicate where " "the nearest spots corresponding to those values are. The builder will build " -"its output at those locations provided it is moving along the matching axis." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:24 -msgid "" -"The \"output\" side of a builder is the side with a black crosshair on it." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:26 -msgid "" +"its output at those locations provided it is moving along the matching " +"axis.\n" +"\n" +"The \"output\" side of a builder is the side with a black crosshair on it.\n" +"\n" "Builders also have a \"facing\" setting. If you haven't memorized the " "meaning of the 24 facing values yet, builder heads have a helpful \"Read & " "Save\" button to fill this value in for you. Simply build a temporary " "instance of the block in the output location in front of the builder, adjust " "it to the orientation you want using the screwdriver tool, and then when you " -"click the \"Read & Save\" button the block's facing will be read and saved." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:28 -msgid "" +"click the \"Read & Save\" button the block's facing will be read and saved.\n" +"\n" "Note: if more than one builder tries to build into the same space " "simultaneously, it is not predictable which builder will take priority. One " "will succeed and the other will fail. You should arrange your builders to " "avoid this for consistent results." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:33 +#: doc.lua:31 msgid "" "Stores building materials for use by builder heads and materials dug up by " "digger heads." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:34 +#: doc.lua:32 msgid "" "Inventory modules have the same capacity as a chest. They're used both for " "storing the products of the digger heads and as the source of materials used " "by the builder heads. A digging machine whose builder heads are laying down " "cobble can automatically self-replenish in this way, but note that an " "inventory module is still required as buffer space even if the digger heads " -"produced everything needed by the builder heads in a given cycle." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:36 -msgid "" +"produced everything needed by the builder heads in a given cycle.\n" +"\n" "Inventory modules are not required for a digging-only machine. If there's " "not enough storage space to hold the materials produced by the digging heads " "the excess material will be ejected out the back of the control block. " -"They're handy for accumulating ores and other building materials, though." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:38 -msgid "" +"They're handy for accumulating ores and other building materials, though.\n" +"\n" "Digging machines can have multiple inventory modules added to expand their " "capacity." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:43 +#: doc.lua:41 msgid "" "Digtron inventory modules are compatible with hoppers, adjacent hoppers will " "add to or take from their inventories. Hoppers are not part of the Digtron " @@ -384,26 +368,23 @@ msgid "" "\"docking station\" for a Digtron." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:49 +#: doc.lua:47 msgid "" "Inventory modules are compatible with Pipeworks blocks. When a Digtron moves " "one of the inventory modules adjacent to a pipe it will automatically hook " "up to it, and disconnect again when it moves on." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:52 +#: doc.lua:50 msgid "Stores fuel to run a Digtron" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:53 +#: doc.lua:51 msgid "" "Digtrons have an appetite. Build operations and dig operations require a " "certain amount of fuel, and that fuel comes from fuel hopper modules. Note " -"that movement does not require fuel, only digging and building." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:55 -msgid "" +"that movement does not require fuel, only digging and building.\n" +"\n" "When a control unit is triggered, it will tally up how much fuel is required " "for the next cycle and then burn items from the fuel hopper until a " "sufficient amount of heat has been generated to power the operation. Any " @@ -411,32 +392,17 @@ msgid "" "cycle; this is the \"heat remaining in controller furnace\". This means you " "don't have to worry too much about what kinds of fuel you put in the hopper, " "none will be wasted (unless you dig away a control unit with some heat " -"remaining in it, that heat does get wasted)." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:57 -msgid "" +"remaining in it, that heat does get wasted).\n" +"\n" "The fuel costs for digging and building can be configured in the init.lua " -"file. By default using one lump of coal as fuel a digtron can:" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:58 -msgid "Build 40 blocks" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:59 -msgid "Dig 40 stone blocks" +"file. By default using one lump of coal as fuel a digtron can:\n" +"\tBuild 40 blocks\n" +"\tDig 40 stone blocks\n" +"\tDig 60 wood blocks\n" +"\tDig 80 dirt or sand blocks" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:60 -msgid "Dig 60 wood blocks" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:61 -msgid "Dig 80 dirt or sand blocks" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:66 +#: doc.lua:64 msgid "" "Digtron fuel store modules are compatible with hoppers, adjacent hoppers " "will add to or take from their inventories. Hoppers are not part of the " @@ -444,19 +410,19 @@ msgid "" "a \"docking station\" for a Digtron." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:72 +#: doc.lua:70 msgid "" "Fuel modules are compatible with Pipeworks blocks. When a Digtron moves one " "of the inventory modules adjacent to a pipe it will automatically hook up to " "it, and disconnect again when it moves on." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:75 +#: doc.lua:73 msgid "" "Stores fuel for a Digtron and also has an inventory for building materials" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:76 +#: doc.lua:74 msgid "" "For smaller jobs the two dedicated modules may simply be too much of a good " "thing, wasting precious Digtron space to give unneeded capacity. The " @@ -465,7 +431,7 @@ msgid "" "building material capacity and 1/4 fuel storage capacity." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:81 +#: doc.lua:79 msgid "" "Digtron inventory modules are compatible with hoppers, adjacent hoppers will " "add to or take from their inventories. A hopper on top of a combined " @@ -476,7 +442,7 @@ msgid "" "may be useful for creating a \"docking station\" for a Digtron." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:87 +#: doc.lua:85 msgid "" "Combination modules are compatible with Pipeworks blocks. When a Digtron " "moves one of the inventory modules adjacent to a pipe it will automatically " @@ -487,20 +453,17 @@ msgid "" "insert items into the \"fuel\" inventory instead." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:92 +#: doc.lua:90 msgid "An empty crate that a Digtron can be stored in" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:93 +#: doc.lua:91 msgid "" "Digtrons can be pushed around and rotated, and that may be enough for " "getting them perfectly positioned for the start of a run. But once your " "digger is a kilometer down under a shaft filled with stairs, how to get it " -"back to the surface to run another pass?" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:95 -msgid "" +"back to the surface to run another pass?\n" +"\n" "Place an empty Digtron crate next to a Digtron and right-click it to pack " "the Digtron (and all its inventory and settings) into the crate. You can " "then collect the crate, bring it somewhere else, build the crate, and then " @@ -509,11 +472,11 @@ msgid "" "inside it." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:97 +#: doc.lua:95 msgid "A crate containing a Digtron array" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:98 +#: doc.lua:96 msgid "" "This crate contains a Digtron assembly that was stored in it earlier. Place " "it somewhere and right-click on it to access the label text that was applied " @@ -524,71 +487,54 @@ msgid "" "reused later." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:102 +#: doc.lua:100 msgid "A basic controller to make a Digtron array move and operate." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:103 +#: doc.lua:101 msgid "" "Right-click on this module to make the digging machine go one step. The " -"digging machine will go in the direction that the control module is oriented." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:105 -msgid "" +"digging machine will go in the direction that the control module is " +"oriented.\n" +"\n" "A control module can only trigger once per second. Gives you time to enjoy " -"the scenery and smell the flowers (or their mulched remains, at any rate)." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:107 -msgid "" +"the scenery and smell the flowers (or their mulched remains, at any rate).\n" +"\n" "If you're standing within the digging machine's volume, or in a block " "adjacent to it, you will be pulled along with the machine when it moves." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:109 +#: doc.lua:107 msgid "" "A more sophisticated controller that includes the ability to set the number " "of cycles it will run for, as well as diagonal movement." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:110 +#: doc.lua:108 msgid "" "An Auto-control module can be set to run for an arbitrary number of cycles. " "Once it's running, right-click on it again to interrupt its rampage. If " "anything interrupts it - the player's click, an undiggable obstruction, " "running out of fuel - it will remember the number of remaining cycles so " "that you can fix the problem and set it running again to complete the " -"original plan." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:112 -msgid "" +"original plan.\n" +"\n" "The digging machine will go in the direction that the control module is " -"oriented." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:114 -msgid "" +"oriented.\n" +"\n" "Auto-controllers can also be set to move diagonally by setting the \"Slope\" " "parameter to a non-zero value. The controller will then shunt the Digtron in " "the direction of the arrows painted on its sides every X steps it moves. The " "Digtron will trigger dig heads when it shunts to the side, but will not " "trigger builder modules or intermittent dig heads. The \"Offset\" setting " -"determines at what point the lateral motion will take place." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:116 -msgid "" +"determines at what point the lateral motion will take place.\n" +"\n" "The \"Stop block\" inventory slot in an auto-controller allows you to " "program an auto-controller to treat certain block types as impenetrable " "obstructions. This can allow you to fence a Digtron in with something so you " "don't have to carefully count exactly how many steps it should take, for " -"example." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:118 -msgid "" +"example.\n" +"\n" "Note that the Digtron detects an undiggable block by the item that would be " "produced when digging it. Setting cobble as the stop block will make both " "cobble and regular stone undiggable, but setting a block of regular stone " @@ -597,32 +543,29 @@ msgid "" "cobble, not stone)." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:120 +#: doc.lua:118 msgid "" "A simplified controller that merely moves a Digtron around without " "triggering its builder or digger modules" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:121 +#: doc.lua:119 msgid "" "Aka the \"can you rebuild it six inches to the left\" module. This is a much " "simplified control module that does not trigger the digger or builder heads " "when right-clicked, it only moves the digging machine. It's up to you to " -"ensure there's space for it to move into." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:123 -msgid "" +"ensure there's space for it to move into.\n" +"\n" "Since movement alone does not require fuel, a pusher module has no internal " "furnace. Pushers also don't require traction, since their primary purpose is " "repositioning Digtrons let's say they have a built-in crane or something." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:125 +#: doc.lua:123 msgid "A device that allows one to rotate their Digtron into new orientations" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:126 +#: doc.lua:124 msgid "" "This magical module can rotate a Digtron array in place around itself. Right-" "clicking on it will rotate the Digtron 90 degrees in the direction the " @@ -632,11 +575,11 @@ msgid "" "rotation." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:130 +#: doc.lua:128 msgid "A standard Digtron digger head" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:131 +#: doc.lua:129 msgid "" "Facing of a digger head is significant; it will excavate material from the " "block on the spinning grinder wheel face of the digger head. Generally " @@ -644,59 +587,58 @@ msgid "" "the sides can also be useful." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:133 +#: doc.lua:131 msgid "Two standard Digtron digger heads merged at 90 degrees to each other" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:134 doc.lua:139 +#: doc.lua:132 msgid "" "This digger head is mainly of use when you want to build a Digtron capable " "of digging diagonal paths. A normal one-direction dig head would be unable " "to clear blocks in both of the directions it would be called upon to move, " -"resulting in a stuck Digtron." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:136 -msgid "" +"resulting in a stuck Digtron.\n" +"\n" "One can also make use of dual dig heads to simplify the size and layout of a " "Digtron, though this is generally not of practical use." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:138 +#: doc.lua:136 msgid "" "Two standard soft-material Digtron digger heads merged at 90 degrees to each " "other" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:141 +#: doc.lua:137 msgid "" +"This digger head is mainly of use when you want to build a Digtron capable " +"of digging diagonal paths. A normal one-direction dig head would be unable " +"to clear blocks in both of the directions it would be called upon to move, " +"resulting in a stuck Digtron.\n" +"\n" "Like a normal single-direction soft digger head, this digger only excavates " -"material belonging to groups softer than stone." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:143 -msgid "" +"material belonging to groups softer than stone.\n" +"\n" "One can make use of dual dig heads to simplify the size and layout of a " "Digtron." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:145 +#: doc.lua:143 msgid "A standard Digtron digger head that only triggers periodically" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:146 +#: doc.lua:144 msgid "" "This is a standard digger head capable of digging any material, but it will " "only trigger periodically as the Digtron moves. This can be useful for " "punching regularly-spaced holes in a tunnel wall, for example." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:148 +#: doc.lua:146 msgid "" "A standard soft-material Digtron digger head that only triggers periodically" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:149 +#: doc.lua:147 msgid "" "This is a standard soft-material digger head capable of digging any " "material, but it will only trigger periodically as the Digtron moves. This " @@ -704,60 +646,49 @@ msgid "" "example." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:151 +#: doc.lua:149 msgid "A Digtron digger head that only excavates soft materials" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:152 +#: doc.lua:150 msgid "" "This specialized digger head is designed to excavate only softer material " "such as sand or gravel. In technical terms, this digger digs blocks " "belonging to the \"crumbly\", \"choppy\", \"snappy\", " -"\"oddly_diggable_by_hand\" and \"fleshy\" groups." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:154 -msgid "" +"\"oddly_diggable_by_hand\" and \"fleshy\" groups.\n" +"\n" "The intended purpose of this digger is to be aimed at the ceiling or walls " "of a tunnel being dug, making spaces to allow shoring blocks to be inserted " "into unstable roofs but leaving the wall alone if it's composed of a more " -"stable material." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:156 -msgid "It can also serve as part of a lawnmower or tree-harvester." +"stable material.\n" +"\n" +"It can also serve as part of a lawnmower or tree-harvester." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:160 +#: doc.lua:158 msgid "Structural component for a Digtron array" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:161 +#: doc.lua:159 msgid "" "These blocks allow otherwise-disconnected sections of digtron blocks to be " "linked together. They are not usually necessary for simple diggers but more " "elaborate builder arrays might have builder blocks that can't be placed " "directly adjacent to other digtron blocks and these blocks can serve to keep " -"them connected to the controller." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:163 -msgid "" +"them connected to the controller.\n" +"\n" "They may also be used for providing additional traction if your digtron " -"array is very tall compared to the terrain surface that it's touching." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:165 -msgid "" +"array is very tall compared to the terrain surface that it's touching.\n" +"\n" "You can also use them decoratively, or to build a platform to stand on as " "you ride your mighty mechanical leviathan through the landscape." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:167 +#: doc.lua:165 msgid "Digtron light source" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:168 +#: doc.lua:166 msgid "" "A light source that moves along with the digging machine. Convenient if " "you're digging a tunnel that you don't intend to outfit with torches or " @@ -765,115 +696,90 @@ msgid "" "protective lens tends to get grimy while burrowing through the earth." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:170 +#: doc.lua:168 msgid "Digtron panel" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:171 +#: doc.lua:169 msgid "" "A structural panel that can be made part of a Digtron to provide shelter for " "an operator, keep sand out of the Digtron's innards, or just to look cool." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:173 +#: doc.lua:171 msgid "Digtron edge panel" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:174 +#: doc.lua:172 msgid "" "A pair of structural panels that can be made part of a Digtron to provide " "shelter for an operator, keep sand out of the Digtron's innards, or just to " "look cool." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:176 +#: doc.lua:174 msgid "Digtron corner panel" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:177 +#: doc.lua:175 msgid "" "A trio of structural panels that can be made part of a Digtron to provide " "shelter for an operator, keep sand out of the Digtron's innards, or just to " "look cool." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:181 +#: doc.lua:179 msgid "Digtron" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:182 +#: doc.lua:180 msgid "" "The Digtron system is a set of blocks used to construct tunnel-boring and " "construction machines." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:189 +#: doc.lua:187 msgid "Summary" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:190 +#: doc.lua:188 msgid "" "Digtron blocks can be used to construct highly customizable and modular " "tunnel-boring machines, bridge-builders, road-pavers, wall-o-matics, and " -"other such construction/destruction contraptions." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:192 -msgid "" +"other such construction/destruction contraptions.\n" +"\n" "The basic blocks that can be assembled into a functioning digging machine " -"are:" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:194 -msgid "" +"are:\n" +"\n" "* Diggers, which excavate material in front of them when the machine is " -"triggered" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:195 -msgid "* Builders, which build a user-configured block in front of them" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:196 -msgid "" +"triggered\n" +"* Builders, which build a user-configured block in front of them\n" "* Inventory modules, which hold material produced by the digger and provide " -"material to the builders" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:197 -msgid "" +"material to the builders\n" "* Control block, used to trigger the machine and move it in a particular " -"direction." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:199 -msgid "" +"direction.\n" +"\n" "A digging machine's components must be connected to the control block via a " "path leading through the faces of the blocks - diagonal connections across " "edges and corners don't count." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:203 +#: doc.lua:201 msgid "Concepts" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:205 +#: doc.lua:203 msgid "" "Several general concepts are important when building more sophisticated " -"diggers." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:207 -msgid "" +"diggers.\n" +"\n" "Facing - a number between 0-23 that determines which direction a block is " "facing and what orientation it has. Not all blocks make use of facing (basic " "blocks such as cobble or sand have no facing, for example) so it's not " "always necessary to set this when configuring a builder head. The facing of " -"already-placed blocks can be altered through the use of the screwdriver tool." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:209 -msgid "" +"already-placed blocks can be altered through the use of the screwdriver " +"tool.\n" +"\n" "Period - Builder and digger heads can be made periodic by changing the " "period value to something other than 1. This determines how frequently they " "trigger. A period of 1 triggers on every block, a period of 2 triggers once " @@ -881,28 +787,19 @@ msgid "" "These are useful when setting up a machine to place regularly-spaced " "features as it goes. For example, you could have a builder head that places " "a torch every 8 steps, or a digger block that punches a landing in the side " -"of a vertical stairwell at every level." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:211 -msgid "" +"of a vertical stairwell at every level.\n" +"\n" "Offset - The location at which a periodic module triggers is globally " "uniform. This is handy if you want to line up the blocks you're building " "(for example, placing pillars and a crosspiece every 4 blocks in a tunnel, " "or punching alcoves in a wall to place glass windows). If you wish to change " -"how the pattern lines up, modify the \"offset\" setting." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:213 -msgid "" +"how the pattern lines up, modify the \"offset\" setting.\n" +"\n" "Shift-right-clicking - since most of the blocks of the digging machine have " "control screens associated with right-clicking, building additional blocks " "on top of them or rotating them with the screwdriver requires the shift key " -"to be held down when right-clicking on them." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:215 -msgid "" +"to be held down when right-clicking on them.\n" +"\n" "Traction - Digtrons cannot fly. By default, they need to be touching one " "block of solid ground for every three blocks of Digtron in order to move. " "Digtrons can fall, though - traction is never needed when a Digtron is " @@ -910,30 +807,24 @@ msgid "" "when moving in any direction." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:219 +#: doc.lua:217 msgid "Audio cues" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:221 +#: doc.lua:219 msgid "" "When a digging machine is unable to complete a cycle it will make one of " "several noises to indicate what the problem is. It will also set its " -"mouseover text to explain what went wrong." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:223 -msgid "" +"mouseover text to explain what went wrong.\n" +"\n" "Squealing traction wheels indicates a mobility problem. If the squealing is " "accompanied by a buzzer, the digging machine has encountered an obstruction " "it can't dig through. This could be a protected region (the digging machine " "has only the priviledges of the player triggering it), a chest containing " "items, or perhaps the digger was incorrectly designed and can't dig the " "correctly sized and shaped cavity for it to move forward into. There are " -"many possibilities." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:225 -msgid "" +"many possibilities.\n" +"\n" "Squealing traction wheels with no accompanying buzzer indicates that the " "digging machine doesn't have enough solid adjacent blocks to push off of. " "Tunnel boring machines cannot fly or swim, not even through lava, and they " @@ -941,74 +832,50 @@ msgid "" "cliffside. If you wish to cross a chasm you'll need to ensure that there are " "builder heads placing a solid surface as you go. If you've built a very tall " "digtron with a small surface footprint you may need to improve its traction " -"by adding structural modules that touch the ground." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:227 -msgid "" +"by adding structural modules that touch the ground.\n" +"\n" "A buzzer by itself indicates that the Digtron has run out of fuel. There may " "be traces remaining in the hopper, but they're not enough to execute the " -"next dig/build cycle." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:229 -msgid "" +"next dig/build cycle.\n" +"\n" "A ringing bell indicates that there are insufficient materials in inventory " -"to supply all the builder heads for this cycle." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:231 -msgid "" +"to supply all the builder heads for this cycle.\n" +"\n" "A short high-pitched honk means that one or more of the builder heads don't " "have an item set. A common oversight, especially with large and elaborate " "digging machines, that might be hard to notice and annoying to fix if not " -"noticed right away." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:233 -msgid "" -"Splooshing water sounds means your Digtron is digging adjacent to (or " +"noticed right away.\n" +"\n" +"Splashing water sounds means your Digtron is digging adjacent to (or " "through) water-containing blocks. Digtrons are waterproof, but this might be " "a useful indication that you should take care when installing doors in the " -"tunnel walls you've placed here." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:235 -msgid "" +"tunnel walls you've placed here.\n" +"\n" "A triple \"voop voop voop!\" alarm indicates that there is lava adjacent to " "your Digtron. Digtrons can't penetrate lava by default, and this alarm " "indicates that a non-lava-proof Digtron operator may wish to exercise " "caution when opening the door to clear the obstruction." msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:239 +#: doc.lua:237 msgid "Tips and Tricks" msgstr "" -#: doc.lua:241 +#: doc.lua:239 msgid "" "To more easily visualize the operation of a Digtron, imagine that its cycle " -"of operation follows these steps in order:" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:243 -msgid "" +"of operation follows these steps in order:\n" +"\n" "* Dig\n" "* Move\n" "* Build\n" -"* Allow dust to settle (ie, sand and gravel fall)" -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:245 -msgid "" +"* Allow dust to settle (ie, sand and gravel fall)\n" +"\n" "If you're building a repeating pattern of blocks, your periodicity should be " "one larger than your largest offset. For example, if you've laid out " "builders to create a set of spiral stairs and the offsets are from 0 to 11, " -"you'll want to use periodicity 12." -msgstr "" - -#: doc.lua:247 -msgid "" +"you'll want to use periodicity 12.\n" +"\n" "A good way to program a set of builders is to build a complete example of " "the structure you want them to create, then place builders against the " "structure and have them \"read\" all of its facings. This also lets you more " @@ -1100,7 +967,7 @@ msgid "Digtron Builder Module" msgstr "" #: node_builders.lua:241 node_builders.lua:255 -#, c-format +#, lua-format msgid "%s uses Digtron to build %s at (%d, %d, %d), displacing %s" msgstr "" @@ -1111,7 +978,7 @@ msgstr "" #: node_controllers.lua:48 node_controllers.lua:200 util_execute_cycle.lua:110 #: util_execute_cycle.lua:315 util_execute_cycle.lua:392 #: util_execute_cycle.lua:503 -#, c-format +#, lua-format msgid "Heat remaining in controller furnace: %d" msgstr "" @@ -1179,7 +1046,7 @@ msgid "Stop block" msgstr "" #: node_controllers.lua:128 node_controllers.lua:147 node_controllers.lua:160 -#, c-format +#, lua-format msgid "Cycles remaining: %d" msgstr "" @@ -1362,7 +1229,7 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" #: util_execute_cycle.lua:233 -#, c-format +#, lua-format msgid "Digtron has insufficient building materials. Needed: %s" msgstr "" @@ -1373,6 +1240,6 @@ msgid "" msgstr "" #: util_execute_cycle.lua:327 util_execute_cycle.lua:515 -#, c-format +#, lua-format msgid "%s uses Digtron to dig %s at (%d, %d, %d)" msgstr "" |