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English fixes in settingtypes.txt

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# If set to false, only commands which can harm the map are added to the # If set to false, the mod adds only commands which can harm the map to the
# journal. # journal.
we_undo.remember_innocuous (remember innocuous changes) bool true we_undo.remember_innocuous (remember innocuous changes) bool true
# This is the maximum amount of commands in the journal of a player. # This is the maximum number of commands in the journal of a player.
# The size of the journal is further limited by the memory setting. # The size of the journal is further limited by the memory setting.
we_undo.max_commands (maximum count of commands) int 256 1 we_undo.max_commands (maximum number of commands) int 256 1
# This is the minimum amount of commands in the journal of a player. # This is the minimum number of commands in the journal of a player.
# The memory limit is ignored up to the last min_commands commands. # The memory limit is ignored up to the last min_commands commands.
# This is because being unable to undo a big mistake is worse than exceeding # This setting exists because being unable to undo a big mistake is worse
# the configured memory limit. # than exceeding the configured memory limit.
we_undo.min_commands (minimum count of commands) int 3 1 we_undo.min_commands (minimum number of commands) int 3 1
# If the size of the journal exceeds this limit, old history is removed. # If the size of the journal exceeds this limit, the mod removes old history.
# Specify the value in bytes, note that it only considers big data, # Specify the value in bytes, note that it only considers big data,
# approximately. # approximately.
# default value: 2^25 (32 MiB) # default value: 2^25 (32 MiB)