Localization defaults for furniture, utilities, and inventory #195
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While it is technically duplicating data, I would prefer to leave a minimum of some amount of such things as the localization keys, such that it serves as an example of how it is formed in file (someone shouldn't have to dig through code to figure out how to set a localization key |
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Agree. Leave this as a backup, but don't remove what is there already. |
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Fixes #30 . Basically sets meaningful defaults for localization names to what is basically our schema for giving them names in the first place. I did test this out with Steel Wall, and it found the correct localization name. We could remove all of the default ones from the 3 files now if desired.