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 Lurhstaap    |
I'd like an autonamer, stocked with dragonish names, that doesn't consider generation OR sex, just has a big pool of names it uses. I found one that doesn't consider generation, but not sex. And Protective Tub uses two words where I just want to use one. I'm having trouble getting agents to decompile, also (program keeps crashing) so it's hard sometimes to use existing agents for reference anyway. Does anyone know how to do this? I can write out the actual names myself, but I'm at a loss as to how to make an agent that will use them the way I want. Right now I'm just editing the standard autonamer's catalogue file, and I can live with that, but since these are all invented names, none of them have a set gender connotation, so it'd be better to be able to use all of them for both sexes. If I just make the list the same for both sexes though that runs a major risk of multiple Norns in the same run getting the same name. Conclude with killer catchphrase. (Lurhstaap) "This is not knowledge - this is information!" New Model Army, "Courage" |
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 Malkin Manager |
Which program are you using to decompile agents? Have you tried Jagent? My TCR Norns |
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Lurhstaap |
Jagent is the one and unfortunately, while I had no issues with it on my own computer, on this machine it really, really doesn't like to work, and I don't know why. Conclude with killer catchphrase. (Lurhstaap) "This is not knowledge - this is information!" New Model Army, "Courage" |
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Malkin Manager |
Are you using the latest version of Java? My TCR Norns |
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Lurhstaap |
Welp. Here I am trying to do this again and just as clueless about how to pull it off as I was the first time. x.x Conclude with killer catchphrase. (Lurhstaap) "This is not knowledge - this is information!" New Model Army, "Courage" |
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Malkin Manager |
Does Jagent still give you errors? My TCR Norns |
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 cyborg |
Advanced Protective Tub has an option to have no space between the first and second names. Being able to randomise the first and last parts of a name should help cut down on the chances of having the same name. So you could have for example: Draco + Fire = Dracofire Thunder + Malice = Thundermalice Greed + venom = Greedvenom |
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 Peppery One Papriko |
Lurhstaap wrote: To be fair, that risk is always there. I don't think it makes a statistical difference if you pull names from one large list, or from two identical large lists. If I recall right, the standard autonamer doesn't give a flip either way if a creature already has the selected name or not. It merely relies on the sheer size of it's namelist to minimize doubles. Lets play plants! Photosynthesis... Photosynthesis... Photosynthesis... |
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 Scatty |
This is horrendously late but you can set the last name in protective tub to blank and then set the option to not have any spaces between first and last name. This will give you creatures with only one name. |
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