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Fire Destroyer 15. des. 2019 kl. 19.36
TWW2 PFM 5.2.4 Table with missing column: Special_ability_phases_tables
So, if been creating a new triple phased ability on PFM, but comparing with DAVE Tweak from the Assembly Kit there's a missing column that references to the separation topic of "Phase 1 (*** seconds)" on the ability description screen back on the game. Without this column especification, the ability description gets its text bugged and may be leading to a battle crash i'm experiencing with my new mod.

Could someone add it to the PFM, or explain how can I put these data by other form?

Table missing, present on DAVE (from the "Rage" Phased ability) :
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|onscreen_name|
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[[img:stage_one]][[/img]]Stage One
[[img:stage_two]][[/img]]Stage Two
[[img:stage_three]][[/img]]Stage Three
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Opprinnelig skrevet av Genreless:
I'm assuming you're referring to the "onscreen_name" column. That column isn't part of the db tables. It is stored in a .loc file in the pack file. By default you would find the contents of that column in local_en.pack->text->db->special_ability_phases__.loc . If you create an equivalent .loc file in your pack file, it should do what you want. If you are ever unclear about where CA stores particular data if you see it in DAVE, but not in the corresponding table in PFM, I recommend simply outputting that table with DAVE and checking to see if the generated pack file has other files generated outside of the main db table.
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Genreless 21. des. 2019 kl. 4.45 
I'm assuming you're referring to the "onscreen_name" column. That column isn't part of the db tables. It is stored in a .loc file in the pack file. By default you would find the contents of that column in local_en.pack->text->db->special_ability_phases__.loc . If you create an equivalent .loc file in your pack file, it should do what you want. If you are ever unclear about where CA stores particular data if you see it in DAVE, but not in the corresponding table in PFM, I recommend simply outputting that table with DAVE and checking to see if the generated pack file has other files generated outside of the main db table.
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Fire Destroyer 21. des. 2019 kl. 6.28 
Opprinnelig skrevet av Genreless:
I'm assuming you're referring to the "onscreen_name" column. That column isn't part of the db tables. It is stored in a .loc file in the pack file. By default you would find the contents of that column in local_en.pack->text->db->special_ability_phases__.loc . If you create an equivalent .loc file in your pack file, it should do what you want. If you are ever unclear about where CA stores particular data if you see it in DAVE, but not in the corresponding table in PFM, I recommend simply outputting that table with DAVE and checking to see if the generated pack file has other files generated outside of the main db table.
Okay thanks for the answer!
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