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[Hessed.Elohim]

(ohhhh) .. thanks for doing so (I thought to offer myself to collaborate in what I could, but...) in any case, if you want, you can delegate me the part of the translation (I do not know if the interface will be multilingual)

I'm waiting for that guide

greetings and happy day (I guess?)

[insolor]

ChangeTextPy.7z is fixed now.
How to use: unpack it into DF directory (where Dwarf Fortress.exe is located). All DF 32-bit SDL versions are supported. Run install_fake_ttf.bat. In the init.txt of DF must [PRINT_MODE:2D] and [TRUETYPE:YES].

changetext.py which goes with the package does the following: replaces "Dwarf" with "Human", and reverses order of words in sentences

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def _ChangeText(s):
    # Examples
    # Replace 'Dwarf' with 'Human':
    s = s.replace('Dwarf', 'Human')
    # Reverse words:
    s = ' '.join(reversed(s.split()))
    return s

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You can do nearly everything as far as you can implement it in Python

For example, here is rather complicated changetext.py script which we use for Russian.
It tries to fix inflection (using Pymorphy2 library) and order of words in sentences, and does some logging for debugging.

P.S. Please notify me if something is not working.

[insolor]

Here the first testing version of df-translate tool:
https://bitbucket.org/dfint/df-translation-client/downloads/df-translate.7z

Only two tabs are implemented for now (I posted screenshots of them earlier in this thread).
GUI hangs during downloading of files on the first tab, I will try to make downloading to be performed in the separate process later. Fixed.
The second tab is functional, so you can use this tool as a replacement of command-line dfrus-py.
The application remembers state of controls between session. Configuration file is stored in user's home directory (c:\users\username\.df-translate.json), you can remove it manually to restore default settings.

I'm planning to implement the third tab in the future to apply translation to external files of DF. I don't know how long it will take.

Source code is located here: https://bitbucket.org/dfint/df-translation-client/src

[insolor]

Fixed package of df-translate is uploaded. It did not run if there wasn't some keys in config file (or if there wasn't config file at all). Now the problem is fixed. Also it doesn't hang during translation file downloading.

[insolor]

df-translate updated again: https://bitbucket.org/dfint/df-translation-client/downloads/
* Fixed bug because of which patch worked only with Russian language (thanks to Uğur Öztürk for the report)
* Now you can stop download and patch processes
* Support of a lot of encoding is added. Also, when translation file is chosen in the combobox you see only encodings to which it's possible to encode translation file (i.e. different set of encodings for different languages)
* The program now will show error messages instead of ignoring them. Please, report any errors or problems in this thread or on the issue tracker.

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[Hessed.Elohim]

Many thanks @insolor .. I was looking for, and I found that in df-translate.pyw are the "texts" of the app .. I could upload/send u a Spanish version, so that you compile it? (If I remember correctly, can be done as variants of the same project) or if you explain to me how I do it myself.

[insolor]

Many thanks @insolor .. I was looking for, and I found that in df-translate.pyw are the "texts" of the app .. I could upload/send u a Spanish version, so that you compile it? (If I remember correctly, can be done as variants of the same project) or if you explain to me how I do it myself.

I will try to use gettext in the application, so it will possible to export text strings as a po file and eg. upload to transifex. For now I think it's too early because the application will change a lot. And also it would be great if someone review and fix English texts of the app before translation to other languages.

[Hessed.Elohim]

I will try to use gettext in the application, so it will possible to export text strings as a po file and eg. upload to transifex. For now I think it's too early because the application will change a lot. And also it would be great if someone review and fix English texts of the app before translation to other languages.

I understand.. i will try to help u with that.

[insolor]

It seems it works, although UI needs some tweaks.
But the program doesn't work when it is complied with PyInstaller (it says "Failed to execute script df-translate"). I will try to use dev version PyInstaller later.

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[Hessed.Elohim]

Hi.. query.. does anyone have any idea what this is used for?

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[scamtank]

Announcements, probably. Just because your basic default citizens will never give birth to more than 2 sprogs at a time doesn't mean the engine just gets to slack off and not be ready for the possibility.

[Hessed.Elohim]

Thanks x answer

[milo christiansen]

Does this work with 64 bit? The repository has no readme or anything...

[insolor]

Does this work with 64 bit? The repository has no readme or anything...

No, 64 bit version is not supported yet

[armoha]

There is Korean translation of DF using modified SDL_ttf.dll. (page: http://nethack.byus.net/gnu4/bbs/board.php?bo_table=df_ko )

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The issues

• multi-line report/announcement is translated improperly, due to word order and grammer differences between English and Korean.
• "Help", DFHack helper functions and "Thoughts and Prefences" aren't translated. They use graphic font.
• masterwork mark(☼) is broken(?). dunno why.
• descriptions in symbol screen

output looks simmilar to translation using ChangeTextPy alone.

I have questions about Russian version DF, insolor. How is the TTF output project on "Thoughts and Preferences" screen coming along? How did you manage long combat reports, like named noble dorf hits long-named guy with artifact weapon? Thank you.