\n not working properly in build order notes

[TheMarcosP]

I want to be able to have multiple task in one tab so i tried to do something like this inside of a note "notes": [ build @building_economy/mill.png@ \n one to @resource/resource_gold.png@ \n @age/age_2.png@ set all back to @resource/sheep.png@ ]

but it does not work as expected. instead it only moves the next icon down

[CraftySalamander]

Hi. This is how you can write it:

"notes": [
    "build @building_economy/mill.png@",
    "one to @resource/resource_gold.png@",
    "@age/age_2.png@ set all back to @resource/sheep.png@"
]

For more instructions, you can read this page (section "Designing a build order").

[t1z14n]

I wrote this python code with chatgpt to fix it, maybe it works for you as well

import json
import pyperclip

# Read data from clipboard
clipboard_data = pyperclip.paste()
data = json.loads(clipboard_data)

# Process data
for item in data["build_order"]:
    item["notes"] = [note.replace("\n", "") for note in item["notes"]]
    item["notes"] = [note.replace("  ", "") for note in item["notes"]]

# Copy updated data to clipboard
updated_data = json.dumps(data, indent=4)
pyperclip.copy(updated_data)

"""
This code uses the pyperclip module to read the data from the clipboard using the pyperclip.paste() method. 
It then processes the data using the same loop as before to remove the newline characters from the "notes" field.
Finally, it uses the json.dumps() method to pretty-print the updated data with the indent parameter set to 4, 
and then copies the updated data back to the clipboard using the pyperclip.copy() method.
"""

[TheMarcosP]

I wrote this python code with chatgpt to fix it, maybe it works for you as well

import json
import pyperclip

# Read data from clipboard
clipboard_data = pyperclip.paste()
data = json.loads(clipboard_data)

# Process data
for item in data["build_order"]:
    item["notes"] = [note.replace("\n", "") for note in item["notes"]]
    item["notes"] = [note.replace("  ", "") for note in item["notes"]]

# Copy updated data to clipboard
updated_data = json.dumps(data, indent=4)
pyperclip.copy(updated_data)

"""
This code uses the pyperclip module to read the data from the clipboard using the pyperclip.paste() method. 
It then processes the data using the same loop as before to remove the newline characters from the "notes" field.
Finally, it uses the json.dumps() method to pretty-print the updated data with the indent parameter set to 4, 
and then copies the updated data back to the clipboard using the pyperclip.copy() method.
"""

If you are refering to the bug where the json is full of "\n":, then yeah that will do it, nice one

[t1z14n]

yeah sorry my bad haha, I actually misread what you wrote