“db_script_string” table¶
The db_script_string table holds all texts used by creature scripts
defined for templates.
The texts are used for creature say/yell/emote actions and may be combined with emotes.
Table structure¶
| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| entry | int(11) unsigned | NO | PRI | 0 | |
| content_default | text | NO | NULL | ||
| content_loc1 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc2 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc3 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc4 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc5 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc6 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc7 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| content_loc8 | text | YES | NULL | ||
| sound | mediumint(8) unsigned | NO | 0 | ||
| type | tinyint(3) unsigned | NO | 0 | ||
| language | tinyint(3) unsigned | NO | 0 | ||
| emote | smallint(5) unsigned | NO | 0 | ||
| comment | text | YES | NULL |
Fields¶
entry¶
The unique identifier of the script string entry.
Note
Entries in this table have to use an ID range from 2000000000 to 2000010000.
content_default¶
The English translation.
content_loc1¶
Korean localization of content_default.
content_loc2¶
French localization of content_default.
content_loc3¶
German localization of content_default.
content_loc4¶
Chinese localization of content_default.
content_loc5¶
Taiwanese localization of content_default.
content_loc6¶
Spanish Spain localization of content_default.
content_loc7¶
Spanish Latin America localization of content_default.
content_loc8¶
Russian localization of content_default.
sound¶
A sound identifier. The value has to match with a sound identifier defined in SoundEntries.dbc.
The type of message to display. The following table lists all valid types.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Say |
| 1 | Yell |
| 2 | Text emote |
| 3 | Boss emote |
| 4 | Whisper |
| 5 | Boss whisper |
| 6 | Zone-wide yell |
language¶
A language identifier. The value has to match with a language identifier defined in Languages.dbc.
emote¶
An emote identifier. The value has to match with a emote identifier defined in Emotes.dbc.
comment¶
This documents the script text. Currently no rules have been defined for the format of the comment. It should help identifying who and why does perform the emote.