Auto-Translator

[Leane]

OK I know to use the auto-translator in game I use the [Tab] key...
but I've seen the colored braces in the forums here on mithra pride.
I know the [Tab] key doesn't do it here and it's not just the braces either {}

So my question is how do I do it here???

[Maezen]

people here don't use an auto translator, you're just...playing with the font colors and bold... try playing with html tags like.... "[ color = ??? ] and [ /color ]"

[Leane]

I knew that their wasn't one
I just wanted someone to tell me what the tags are

[Neoshinobi]

Well my way of doing it involves first typing out what will have the translation look on it:

Hello!

Next I add the parentheses:

(Hello!)

Now this is where it gets more technical, I begin by bolding each parenthese with the B tags ( text here [/b ] ):

(Hello!)

Now we should have just your everday bold print at this point, but now we give it the traditional translation look by adding some colors to it with the 'font colour' option (also know as [ color=??? ] [ /color ], but without spaces).

(Hello!)

Now you have your auto-translation look. Take note that one of the tags, either bold or color, will be within the other, i.e. [ b ][ color=? ][ /color ][ /b ].

And your all set

[Neoshinobi]

Uh...Sorry about that double post people >_<

[Sirc]

Well my way of doing it involves first typing out what will have the translation look on it:

Hello!

Next I add the parentheses:

(Hello!)

Now this is where it gets more technical, I begin by bolding each parenthese with the B tags ( text here [/b ] ):

(Hello!)

Now we should have just your everday bold print at this point, but now we give it the traditional translation look by adding some colors to it with the 'font colour' option (also know as [ color=??? ] [ /color ], but without spaces).

(Hello!)

Now you have your auto-translation look. Take note that one of the tags, either bold or color, will be within the other, i.e. [ b ][ color=? ][ /color ][ /b ].

And your all set

You can use the Code tags to post the BBCode for things without having to insert spaces. So the code for:

(Hello!)

would look like this:

Code: Select all

[b][color=green]([/color][/b]Hello![b][color=red])[/color][/b]

[Leane]

{Thank You} that is wanted to know.
{Thank You} again.

[Josiejo]

{Money} {Can I have it?} {Yes, please!}

[Ephi]

(Hello!)
cool
<Hello!>
[Hello!]
{Hello!}
|Hello!|

fun