Unknown Option in Settings
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Unknown Option in Settings
When starting the campaign in german version (1.10 beta2) there is a unknown option IDS_CHECK_UNDO:
What does it mean?Re: Unknown Option in Settings
This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
Re: Unknown Option in Settings
Ohh, a nice new option.
But for the moment I'm not sure if I'll use it .
But for the moment I'm not sure if I'll use it .
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Re: Unknown Option in Settings
Thanks I had no idea what it meant either.
Re: Unknown Option in Settings
For adding the right translation:Rudankort wrote:This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
The correct german term with the right context would be "Zug Annullierung Aus"
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Seriously some things should remain untranslated in German ... Zug Annulierung just sounds silly imho.chris10 wrote:For adding the right translation:Rudankort wrote:This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
The correct german term with the right context would be "Zug Annullierung Aus"
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Well..it is what it is...and no..not everybody speaks english so whats the point ?...Tarrak wrote:Seriously some things should remain untranslated in German ... Zug Annulierung just sounds silly imho.chris10 wrote:For adding the right translation:Rudankort wrote:This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
The correct german term with the right context would be "Zug Annullierung Aus"
Either you translate all or nothing..It could be "Zug Rückgangig Aus" too but for the sake of language and context correctness Annullierung is the correct term
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Just a little correction: if the option is selected the button to cancel the last action is available, so the option should only be labeled "Zug Anullierung" not "Zug Anullierung Aus". Another possibility to label the option is to use the label of the button in the game: "Aktion rückgängig machen" ("machen" should be omit, it is not necassary and sounds spare) or shorter "Rückgänig":
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zappel wrote:Just a little correction: if the option is selected the button to cancel the last action is available, so the option should only be labeled "Zug Anullierung" not "Zug Anullierung Aus".
think about it.. ...clicking the checkbox disables "Zug Annulierung" so it negates the function, therefore the context "Aus" is necessary as "Zug Annulierung" with checkbox clicked would lead to the impression that you enable "Zug Annulierung" instead of disabling it...
"Aktion Rückgängig" describes the "action" carried out on clicking the button whereas "Zug Annulierung" describes the very "function" to be enabled or disabled...the factual context is pretty different...some may call it semantics, I call it exact language...zappel wrote:Another possibility to label the option is to use the label of the button in the game: "Aktion rückgängig machen" ("machen" should be omit, it is not necassary and sounds spare) or shorter "Rückgänig":
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chris10 wrote:zappel wrote:Just a little correction: if the option is selected the button to cancel the last action is available, so the option should only be labeled "Zug Anullierung" not "Zug Anullierung Aus".
think about it.. ...clicking the checkbox disables "Zug Annulierung" so it negates the function, therefore the context "Aus" is necessary as "Zug Annulierung" with checkbox clicked would lead to the impression that you enable "Zug Annulierung" instead of disabling it...
That's funny, in my version of the game (1.10 beta 2) the undo-function is available when the option is selected. So checking the option enables the undo-function ("An"/"On"), unchecking the option disables the button ("Aus"/"Off").
Propably the english version of the game could explain it better: The button is labeld "Undo", not "Undo off".
Wow, and now my english expires:chris10 wrote:"Aktion Rückgängig" describes the "action" carried out on clicking the button whereas "Zug Annulierung" describes the very "function" to be enabled or disabled...the factual context is pretty different...some may call it semantics, I call it exact language...zappel wrote:Another possibility to label the option is to use the label of the button in the game: "Aktion rückgängig machen" ("machen" should be omit, it is not necassary and sounds spare) or shorter "Rückgänig":
Ich schlage vor, die Taste in den Einstellungen genau so zu benennen, wie im Spiel. Natürlich handelt es sich nur um die Rücknahme des "Zuges" (oder vielleicht besser der "Bewegung"?) nicht aber der Anullierung einer anderen Funktion (der Angriff auf eine Einheit läßt sich nicht zurücknehmen, das Aufmunitionieren und Betanken einer Einheit läßt sich ebenfalls nicht zurücknehmen). So stimme ich vollkommen zu: "Aktion rückgängig machen" trifft es inhaltlich nicht korrekt, es kann nur der "Zug" oder die "Bewegung" rückgängig gemacht werden.
So I agree, the labeling could be more specific but I suggest, to label the option and the button in the same way.
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..I get the impression I did interpret something I shouldnt...so what now ?...Rudankort wrote:This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
option check = undo enabled ?
option uncheck = undo disabled ?
then zappel- philip is correct ...
"Bewegung Rückgängig" seems even better, as you are right and attacks and other actions can not be undone
so..how about "Bewegung Rückgängig" then ?...feels good to me
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Yes:chris10 wrote:..I get the impression I did interpret something I shouldnt...so what now ?...Rudankort wrote:This option is used to disable "Undo Move" command in the game.
option check = undo enabled ?
option uncheck = undo disabled ?
then zappel- philip is correct ...
"Bewegung Rückgängig" seems even better, as you are right and attacks and other actions can not be undone
so..how about "Bewegung Rückgängig" then ?...feels good to me
option check = undo enabled!
option uncheck = undo disabled!
And for you only: you missed the second ... ahh, the third 'p'.