Blackstork
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Cool, I'm definitely on board. Quick question, are we doing these names/vocabulary sets based on a human perspective of that race, or their own perspective of themselves?
ONLY their own perspective
Also lets me explain how it needs to be filled
This used by some recentrly developed program by Ergie, which helps us generate custom characters for new character system.
In Beyond old human city ship templates replaced by old family specific names/surnams, while characters use unique system to create unique faces - example is showcased on dhayut picture at middle of page 1 of this thread.
How to fill it:
Explanation by Ergie - for his tool:
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Title
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Its has the number asociated in DWU to the character type, one ";" and the name. Each group separated by ","
[TITLE]
[Characterype1];[Name1],[Characterype2];[Name2],...[Characterype9];[Name9]
Human example:
[TITLE]
1;Leader,2;Diplomat,3;Governor .... ETC
Dhayut example (I filled the roles you didnt write)
[TITLE]
1;Num-,2;Niser-,3;Gorn-,4;Su-,5;Usr-,6;Ressa-,7;Irs-,8;Ajg-,9;Nah-
Prefix
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[MPREFIX] ->> (Male prefixes)
[FPREFIX] ->> (Female prefixes)
[XPREFIX] ->> ("Never mind" prefixes)
Separated by ","
In the humans file its where I put the Names
Pool
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[MPOOL]->> (Male Common)
[FPOOL]->> (Female Common)
[XPOOL]->> (Any other Common)
Separated by ","
In the humans file its where I put the Surnames. In the Dhayut your suggestions of the post.
If after the "]" you put *[Number] (as in the Dhayut file), it will repeat from this pool this given [Number] Times
Sufix
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[MSUFIX] ->> (Male sufixes)
[FSUFIX] ->> (Female sufixes)
[XSUFIX] ->> ("Never mind" sufixes)
Separated by ","
In the humans file its empty, in the Dhayut there is one (so always will be the same on each name)
Example:
Ergreagd
[Title]
1;,2;,3;Mog Urgegd,4;,5;Mog Margagd,6;,7;,8;Mog Kerengd,9;
[MPrefix]
Dagd, Nagd, Ragd, Eegd, Mogd, Rogd, Nogd, Negd, Kegd, Guugd, Gourgd, Duumgd, Ererugd, Eugd, Eamegd, Undugd, Ogongd, Ragangd, Orgd, Argd, Oogd, Demegd, Nugd, Mugd, Aaugd, Emugd, Mumugd, Omugd, Magd, Egdogd
[FPrefix]
Dana, Nana, Rana, Eena, Mona, Rona, Nona, Nena, Kena, Guuna, Gourna, Duumna, Ereruna, Euna, Eamena, Unduna, Ogonna, Raganna, Orna, Arna, Oona, Demena, Nuna, Muna, Aauna, Emuna, Mumuna, Omuna, Mana, Egdona
[XPool]
Ganma, Randagan, Malun, Nagendun, Eeran, Dangon, Irdungan, Adan, Kenere, Mandargon, Doron, Udangoran, Eoduron, Gamon, Mogon, Dugaanon, Naron, Gadon, Mudon, Een, Irdaon
[MSuffix]
gd
[FSuffix]
na
Ergreagds use letters R, N, G, D , L ,M , A, E, U, O, and I very rarely - and all that in some fashion
GD is male suffix, follows anything that is male, NA is female suffix, also because there is strict separation between sexes
this will create male names like Ungugd Mogongd , and female neames Kena Narona.
This is ouline of certain race. All vanilla races , all extended races, and all beyond races need such file. You can figure and create language outline by race traits, flavor, family, and just race name, assuming all race names are naming from own race perspective
There are lists done for Dhayut, Ergreagd and Shandar. This is fun work, and it need to be done. You can start with some vanilla races.
More example of Dhayut file - its small, i will extend it...
[Title]
1;Uk ,2;Yd ,3;Kr ,4;Yk ,5;Reh ,6;Ha ,7;Ahe ,8;Kee ,9;Ytt
[XPrefix]
Hku,Rhk,Hye,Drh,Ey,Ay,Uer,Trrh,Krt,Kehr,Yhr,Ahr,Her,Eh,Ryh,Dah,Dye,Kye,Yeth,Ath,Akh,Kh,Ree,Hee,Kyy,Ee,Uu,Tuu,Rytt,Kuhk,Hark
[XPool]
-Hku,-Rhk,-Hye,-Drh,-Ey,-Ay,-Uer,-Trrh,-Krt,-Kehr,-Yhr,-Ahr,-Her,-Eh,-Ryh,-Dah,-Dye,-Kye,-Yeth,-Ath,-Akh,-Kh,-Ree,-Hee,-Kyy,-Ee,-Uu,-Tuu,-Rytt,-Kuhk,-Hark
[FSufix]
ut
[MSufix]
k
those fluffies :
will be named Yk Rytt-Reeut, Yk Hark-Heek, Yk Krt-Tuuk etc
< Message edited by Blackstork -- 7/24/2014 11:32:43 PM >
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