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Lo(v)re Wins: Mothic Language return (#186)
* seperates mothic from chitinclick * modularifies mothic and adds more syllables to both languages * removes some lines * im el stupido * hHHHUUAAAEGHH * Update modular_nova/modules/customization/modules/language/mothic.dm Co-authored-by: GoldenAlpharex <[email protected]> * forgot to change icon path for chitinclick --------- Co-authored-by: GoldenAlpharex <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Bloop <[email protected]>
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/datum/language/common = list(LANGUAGE_ATOM), | ||
/datum/language/canilunzt = list(LANGUAGE_ATOM) | ||
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/datum/language/moffic | ||
name = "Chitin-Click" | ||
desc = "A popular non-Human language that finds extensive use by various types of anthropomorphic invertebrates the likes of Mothpeople and other types of insects. It consists of complex flutters, chittering, antenna movements, and sparse guttural syllables. In modern Sol standard writing, some of its sounds have been compared to Ancient Swedish (Dating back to the Human 19th century)." | ||
/datum/language/chitinclick | ||
name = "Chitinclick" | ||
desc = "A popular non-Human language that finds extensive use by various types of anthropomorphic invertebrates. It consists of complex flutters, chittering, antenna movements, and sparse guttural syllables." | ||
key = "C" | ||
space_chance = 30 | ||
space_chance = 40 | ||
//References some replaced languages. | ||
syllables = list( | ||
// Original | ||
"chi", "cha", "at", "mo", "kli", "ac", "f", "cli", "fz", "fs", | ||
"a", "ak", "ae", "ai", "az", "ba", "bz", "bu", "bh", "br", "bi", | ||
"c", "ca", "ci", "ch", "chk", "cr", "cl", "ce", "cu", "cli", "cla", | ||
"du", "dr", "dri", "de", "do", "dza", "dk", "g", "ga", "gr", "dz", | ||
"gi", "gchk", "i", "ii", "ik", "it", "il", "ie", "iz", "ir", "io", | ||
"pi", "pz", "pe", "po", "phk", "k", "kz", "kl", "ka", "kli", "kh", | ||
"kch", "vh", "vr", "vz", "veh", "mr", "mz", "mi", "ma", "mhk", "zz", | ||
"ze", "zu", "zo", "za", "nz", "zi", "fz", "fr", "f", "fi", "click", | ||
"chit", "rr", "ru", "ra", "rzz", "ri", "re", | ||
// Buzzwords | ||
"zz", "buzz", "ZZ", | ||
// Moffic | ||
"ø", "öh", "ää", "år", "käyt", "dår", "ån", "næ", "møt", "om", "när", | ||
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icon_state = "chitinclick" | ||
icon = 'modular_nova/master_files/icons/misc/language.dmi' |
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/datum/language/moffic | ||
name = "Mothic" | ||
desc = "Spoken colloquially by the Mothfolk of Va Lumla, the early iteration of Mothic emerged when Fueljacks relied on their receptors for simple, one-worded pheromones to communicate, and navigate the often fatal maintenance tunnels sprawled throughout the fleet. \ | ||
The moths developed gesticulation through antennas and wings to convey deeper intent, with mandibles providing emotional context through clicks and trills. \ | ||
After First Contact, human speakers managed to achieve a similar effect from clicking their tongue to roof, and steer the tone with the width of their mouth while using their hands in place of antennas. \ | ||
It is informally spoken, deploying many slangs and shorthands from Common. Has phonetic resemblance to Italian." | ||
space_chance = 40 | ||
// Syllables derived from Italian. | ||
syllables = list( | ||
"a", "an", "ar", "ave", "avo", "are", "ale", "be", "buo", "ca", "cie", "cr", | ||
"ch", "che", "co", "cco", "ce", "cu", "ci", "ccia", "ccio", "da", "di", "do", | ||
"e", "é", "ere", "ette", "fa", "fu", "fo", "gi", "gio", "gn", "go", "gu", "ni", | ||
"gri", "ia", "iei", "ile", "imo", "l", "la", "lla", "le", "li", "lia", "lio", | ||
"lo", "lu", "me", "mi", "mo", "mos", "na", "ne", "no", "nuo", "o", "ò", "oi", | ||
"or", "os", "otto", "qua", "que", "qui", "pi", "po", "rò", "sa", "se", "si", | ||
"sto", "ua", "ue", "ui", "un", "ta", "tra", "te", "tri", "tre", "tro", "to", | ||
"ti", "va", "vi", "ve", "vo", "veni", "ver", "tu", "dru", "bi", "en", "je", | ||
"dici", "tru", "zo", "ze", "ul", "bo", "ba", "gh", "ino", "etta", "i", "in", | ||
"chh", "rio", "ie", "bar", "bas", "die", "ter", "pa", "pe", "pu", "fe", "fi", | ||
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