Model Editor
The Model Editor allows the user to create Localizations and Models.
To open the Model Editor, double-click on a Localization or Model file in the Asset Manager or right-click on the Menu bar in Incari and click on Model Editor from the drop-down list. This can be seen in the illustration below:
When opened for the first time, the Model Editor appears like this:
Note: These sections will not be opened if a Model or Localization file has already been opened in the Model Editor.
New Localization/Model lets the user create a new file of the desired type.
Open Localization/Model allows the user to open an already created Localization or Model.
The Used Localizations/Models section contains Localizations and Models that have been previously applied. These Localizations or Models can be edited by clicking on them.
Localizations
A Localization consists of Keys, Languages, and Translations. The keys (rows) act as a sort of base token which can be a specific word or descriptor. Languages encompass columns and their respective cells are populated with the translation for what the key describes. The Localization files have .local as their filename extension. These are added in the Project Settings and only one .local file can be added at a time.
It is also possible to add phrases/sentences as a translation. Within these phrases, the user can plant Translation Attributes by using curly braces around the important words like so: {{word}}. These make the sentences dynamic and editable within the Project's Logic.
For example, if the phrase has two Translation Attributes like in the image below:
The terms {{number_of_people}} and {{name_of_place}} can be filled in with Strings using the Set Translation Attribute Node.
Which, when attached to a Console Node, leads to the output in the Console:
Models
A Model sets up data in Fields (columns) and Records (rows) that will be used later with a List Object. The Model files have .incmod as their filename extension.
To create a new Model, simply select Create Model, name it, and populate the rows and columns with the appropriate information.
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