Not sure I have it down
Say you have event 90001
Old way to write it would have been
EVTNAME90001
EVTNAMEDESC90001
EVTOPTA90001
EVTOPTB90001
EVTTOOLTIP90001
and to refer to it to trigger it would have been character_event = { id = 90001 }
May have some typoerrors in the above since I am winging it.
So would a namespace for a politics series go likethis?
namespace = "politics"
The event name marker will be politics.1 (or should it be politics.01? if there will be a politics.11?)
descriptors and options move to the end
politics.1.desc
politics.1.a
politics.1.b
politics.1.tooltip (not sure of this)
and to trigger it in another event you go character_event = { id = politics.1 } ---this does not seem to work with name spaces for me for some reason.
can you refer and trigger another namespace event from another file? or do they all have to be in the same file?

Thanks much
Say you have event 90001
Old way to write it would have been
EVTNAME90001
EVTNAMEDESC90001
EVTOPTA90001
EVTOPTB90001
EVTTOOLTIP90001
and to refer to it to trigger it would have been character_event = { id = 90001 }
May have some typoerrors in the above since I am winging it.
So would a namespace for a politics series go likethis?
namespace = "politics"
The event name marker will be politics.1 (or should it be politics.01? if there will be a politics.11?)
descriptors and options move to the end
politics.1.desc
politics.1.a
politics.1.b
politics.1.tooltip (not sure of this)
and to trigger it in another event you go character_event = { id = politics.1 } ---this does not seem to work with name spaces for me for some reason.
can you refer and trigger another namespace event from another file? or do they all have to be in the same file?
Thanks much
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