This was fixed in 009b but someone decided not to use 009b *errrr*. The problem was that it didn't read two word titles like Animal Tamer. Here is the snippet, just replace the function void loadcustomtitle in the uox3.cpp :


void loadcustomtitle() // for custom titles
{ 
int titlecount=0;
char sect[512]; 

openscript("titles.scp");
sprintf(sect,"SKILL");
if(!titles_script.find(sect))
{
closescript();
return;
}
do
{
read1();
if ((script1[0]!='}')&&((script1[0]!='/')&&(script1[0]!='/')))
{
sprintf(title[titlecount].skill,"%s", script1);
titlecount++;
}
}
while (script1[0]!='}');
closescript();
script1[0]=0;
titlecount=0;
openscript("titles.scp");
sprintf(sect,"PROWESS");
if(!titles_script.find(sect))
{
closescript();
return;
}
do
{
read1();
if ((script1[0]!='}')&&((script1[0]!='/')&&(script1[0]!='/')))
{
sprintf(title[titlecount].prowess,"%s", script1);
titlecount++;
}
}
while (script1[0]!='}');
closescript();
script1[0]=0;
titlecount=0;
openscript("titles.scp");
sprintf(sect,"FAME");
if(!titles_script.find(sect))
{
closescript();
return;
}
do
{
read1();
if ((script1[0]!='}')&&((script1[0]!='/')&&(script1[0]!='/')))
{
sprintf(title[titlecount].fame,"%s", script1);
if (titlecount==23)
{
sprintf(title[titlecount].fame,"");
sprintf(title[++titlecount].fame,"%s", script1);
}
titlecount++;
}
}
while (script1[0]!='}');
closescript();
}