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Originally posted by Soardra
Also, scripting practices apply to skinning as well since it's basically using the same resources and such. The \n is because it's a code in strings for referring to a certain data set.
Ex)
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30=%1\nhas just signed in.
No, strings are processed and so \n is converted to a new line. Paths are not however, the path is read as it is, else the skin would be looking for files with the newline character in them for example
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