BrentRitchie said:<!-- This tag is a little wierd, because in french and other languages words have genders -->
<!-- In this case "En Traveux" is male, this effects the words that appear around this text -->
<Gender>Male</Gender>
<!-- This simply states if the word is in plural form -->
<Plural>0</Plural>
<!-- End french language definition -->
</French>
<!-- Start German language definition -->
<!-- this is as far as I go I don't want to repeat myself three more times -->
<!-- you should get the basic idea for now -->
<German>
<Text>Bearbeitetes Land</Text>
<Gender>Male</Gender>
<Plural>0</Plural>
</German>
I've sent you a Private Message, but maybe someone else will also know this. In some xml's there is a [NUM1:something:something_else] text, which chooses a text depending of <plural> text state (0 or 1). My question is: can I do the same (and if, how?) with the <gender> tag? For now, it seems to me quite useless, because i didn't find any use of <gender> in xml files. Please, correct me if I'm wrong. I'd like to translate Civ4 correctly to Polish, and my language uses genders as well as French.
<Italian>
<Text>Terreno bonificato:Terreni bonificati</Text>
<Gender>Male</Gender>
<Plural>0</Plural>
</Italian>
<Spanish>
<Text>Tierra trabajada:Tierras trabajadas</Text>
<Gender>Female</Gender>
<Plural>0:1</Plural>
</Spanish>
</TEXT>
And explain, please, how does Civ4 'know', which one to choose in Italian: Terreno bonificato or Terreni bonificati (first case).