OldUnreal (Engine)

I've reached Core.* now. But there are 2 lines which i don't get. These are LangId and SubLangId. How do I know Hebrew's Language Id and Sub LangId?

http://www.indigorose.com/webhelp/vp/Pr ... _Codes.htm

Guys, i am from Argentina so i can translate to spanish, just ask me, i wanna help

the spanish translation can be found here:
http://www.oldunreal.com/wiki/index.php ... anish_.est

those need to be compared to
http://www.oldunreal.com/wiki/index.php ... glish_.int

and missing entries added and the translation itself verified

Just checked- especially the Spanish translation lacks a lot of entries which need to be added yet.

I'd like to report that Polish translation is progressing well and I am hoping to finish it soon.

[[Category:Polish Localization]]

I did fill in English and Polish localizations to the full. What's left is the remaining ones out there.

EDIT: OK, I got Sana to fill in some German blanks and UBerserker is doing some Italian stuff, albeit I am serving'em the lines that absolutely must be translated. If there were any done with translator apps that are still there, I'm gonna need the summary on these as well.

French should be ok too, although I'm busy these days. It would be good if we could have a beta of 227i with the gender thing to check if everything is alright.

I seem to remember that I once read here about someone who had created, or was going to create a "standalone" website script which would display the English text of a .int file and let you write down your own translation after it. And then possible save the translation.

Anyone know of such a script/webpage?

google translate?

But to be serious, the problem of automated scripts, if there are now some or not, is, that they only translate word by word and not by meaning or sentence. Indeed Google made some good improvements over the years, but even there it fails badly in many cases.
So if you pre-translate it or not, you'll have to rework the result in any case. The language specifics can be only done by native speakers usually, therefor this call here.
However, it's been a while but I've seen auto translate scripts for ingame use, which automatically translated the chat messages. That was really impressive and in this case it was more than acceptable that it wasn't flawless or sometimes really funny.

I see this is still active.

Smirftsch : he's not talking about auto-translation, but a software providing an easy method to work with .int files. I think the easiest, by far, is to simply take the .int file, duplicate it, change the extension and translate as you read down the file. Some text editors allow you to split the window and have two different files in parallel (I know Textpad does) which is useful...

I've been searching for portuguese translators and no luck so far. I've translated a couple of very easy one-line spanish files with the few elements of spanish I remember, and someone named Rarsonic has modified a couple of Spanish files too (thanks to him if he comes around). We still need a lof of work done with the latin-languages, except French : Spanish, Italian and Portuguese localisations are incomplete and use old versions of the files which should be barely compatible with the new organisation of the files (so much stuff has changed/been moved/deleted, especially concerning menus).

google translate?

But to be serious, the problem of automated scripts, if there are now some or not, is, that they only translate word by word and not by meaning or sentence. Indeed Google made some good improvements over the years, but even there it fails badly in many cases.
So if you pre-translate it or not, you'll have to rework the result in any case. The language specifics can be only done by native speakers usually, therefor this call here.
However, it's been a while but I've seen auto translate scripts for ingame use, which automatically translated the chat messages. That was really impressive and in this case it was more than acceptable that it wasn't flawless or sometimes really funny.

If you use automated translations too much, that kind of thing could probably happen:

I'd still have to do the rest of the levels' translator events files because they might have a couple of translation errors or inaccuracies.

Indeed. Yet the translator files are but the easy and quick part of the work.
A quick look shows that there are about 100 lines less in UMenu.est than in UMenu.int. Once the translator files are fixed, It may be useful to take a look in the system files (UMenu, UBrowser, UnrealShare, etc.).

In any case, thanks for your help. I'm happy to see someone work on this.

I see this is still active.

Smirftsch : he's not talking about auto-translation, but a software providing an easy method to work with .int files. I think the easiest, by far, is to simply take the .int file, duplicate it, change the extension and translate as you read down the file. Some text editors allow you to split the window and have two different files in parallel (I know Textpad does) which is useful...

Yes, that's what I mean, when translating many files with lots of text into many languages, it would best if the process of translation was as easy and simple as possible.

How about using Launchpad?

https://translations.launchpad.net

I see that GreatEmerald has already created a page there but there is no text to translate.

https://translations.launchpad.net/unre ... anslations

http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ has the ability to edit files and split into 2 windows to work in (View->Move/Clone current document -> Move to other View) which could be what you are looking for.

Sigh. Go here:
http://www.oldunreal.com/wiki/index.php ... on_Project
Copy things from the INT part to your translation, then change it line by line. It's not very difficult.

That launchpad project should be closed, but since they never implemented a way to close them, well...

That's the method I use for translation.

Hi. Im just curious why this topic is so dead suddenly Oo. What about Polish translations ? they are finished ? (they stopped working on it or what). Im have a Unreal Anthology Polish version but after patching to 227i some font is missing and game not runs (Im changed language to int in order to play Unreal again)

polish translation should be quite done and working. You can check and contribute here:
http://www.oldunreal.com/wiki/index.php ... olish_.plt

However, this should be unrelated to your start up problem. Can you pastebin a log of it?

In short it says that error is in UnrealShare.WhiteFontPL. (file Unreal227PL not found). and full log here:



Im see a some errors reading through Polish translation on wiki (maybe two) but I not read all of the files there :p.

Oh yes, I see.
Please try to replace your current Engine.plt with this one

ok . done ..but another error occured:

Font UWindowFonts.Tahoma12 missing. Mr. Smirftsch, you want a full log ?

no need, but this is rather strange- I just checked the package again and its definitely in there- are you sure you have the 227 UWindowFonts installed? it is in your Texture folder and is supposed to have 17419kb.

yep. It is there and size is 17886 kb. Maybe when I downloaded once a hires texture pack then something got messed up?.
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here is a link to my UWindowFonts and no package Tahoma12 is present.. hmmm
http://db.tt/TayQRsRq
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Maybe good idea for me is to install a 227 patch again ?

yes, yours is only 1.7 MB not 17 MB - it's the old one. Explains tahoma is missing. If you don't have another copy of 227 version, reinstalling the patch will fix the texture file in any case