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Originally Posted by Firewolf88
ie right now my line looks like
characters,ships,ships_CHARS=>(?i)Adrien Agreste \| Chat Noir$=>Adrien
is there a way to make it also catch just Adrien Agreste and just Chat Noir? Or do I need to just add more lines/do those ones manually?
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For just a character, you could do this in two lines: one that catches any name with "Adrien Agreste" and one that catches any name with "Chat Noir". Or even in one line, with an "or" function, which is definitely possible but I haven't tried it. With a ship you can't do that, because if you change the whole line it will get rid of the other person in the ship.
For ships, I use three lines, like this:
characters,ships=>Adrien Agreste \| Chat Noir=>Adrien
characters,ships=>Chat Noir=>Adrien
characters,ships=>Adrien Agreste=>Adrien
I don't know if there is a better way to do this, but this is
a solution, at the very least.
Also I have no idea what (?!) does, but if you want the function to take the literal, you don't need any extra markings. You can just leave it plain like my example.