PS :

The / is used for categories.
What can be done to use the / in normal text, as in 3/4 when i don't want to say '3 out of 4'

Are there any escape options ?


cheers & thanks, lucas

Hi Frank,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I had a localizedstring using something like "3/4 " as a parameter. The 3/4 kept getting translated to "3 4".
Turns out the reason was a Localize component on the text gameobject ( which i forgot to remove).

To clarify : I have a text in a message popup which either says something like
"you lost 3/4 of blabla" or "you gained 3/4 of ... "
First i tried using a localize component and changing the term it's using. I also had a localization params manager sitting on that text, which received the values.
This didn't work. The text was not translated at all. Instead the term was displayed (my fallback option)

Now i have used the localizateion params manager sitting on the object that has the script choosing the text, and set the manager type to global.
This works, but i had forgotten to delete the localize script on the text object that receives the translated text.
Then the "/" got thrown out in the process, and i was left with : "you gained 3 4 of blabla".

I 'm not sure that this is the best / a good way to do it, but it seems to work ok now.

The same problem extends into plurals (even though that's a different topic) :

I have text translated / chosen in script. A lot of my text is dynamic, and i if it contains numbers i haven't yet figured out how to distinguish different plural form translations in script.
If the text was static it would be easy, and there are examples for that.

But so far in all other cases your package works great and efficiently ! It's very appreciated and worth the money.
Thx lucas

Actually, since the plural forms are in the language source, i assume it should work fine including the plurals.

Just worth mentioning in case anyone else has a brain hiccup as well.