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LText files are used to make lots multilingual or as a proper replacement for the User Visible Name Key and the Item Description Key. | LText files are used to make lots multilingual or as a proper replacement for the User Visible Name Key and the Item Description Key. | ||
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LText files are used to make lots multilingual or as a proper replacement for the User Visible Name Key and the Item Description Key.
File Structure
The file has a 2 byte header and then each character is UTF-16 (I think)
Here is a PHP function that returns the string enclosed in an LTEXT file
function ltextThing($data){
/*ExemplarFile
typeID: 6534284a
$value = the 'content' array key*/
$thing = str_split($data);
foreach ($thing as $char => $word){
if ($char % 2 == int and $char != 2)
$return .= $word;
}
return $return;
}
