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Mixed languages problem
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Chroma Key
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Mixed languages problem
So, when I view "foreign" characters' descriptions, I can view the descriptions as they are, and the clothes in my own language, but their visible equipment is shown in their language.
I have no idea who is carrying what!
I have no idea who is carrying what!
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"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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Greek
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Haha! Nice. It should work now.
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Chroma Key
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Indeed. Thank you! 
"She could make something sound stupid just by hearing it.”
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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Chroma Key
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Re: Mixed languages problem
A similar problem this time.
Whilst viewing foreign characters, instead of seeing their name as X (a man in his twenties), the chardesc is visible in the language of the character, not mine. So currently X shows up like this : X (un hombre que ronda los veinte anos).
Whilst viewing foreign characters, instead of seeing their name as X (a man in his twenties), the chardesc is visible in the language of the character, not mine. So currently X shows up like this : X (un hombre que ronda los veinte anos).
"She could make something sound stupid just by hearing it.”
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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EchoMan
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Re: Mixed languages problem
That happens when you view projects I think.
Edit: Yes, project screen:
Edit: Yes, project screen:
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Bmot
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Re: Mixed languages problem
The game-change message (I think) I got today was in Spanish... 
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catwill
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Mine was in English at first pero ahora esta en Espanol.
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You should see it get rolling
Open my heart and emotions rip out of me
My emotions rip out of me
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EchoMan
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Someone in the Languages Department probably translated in the wrong way so it wrote over the original English text. It happens. 
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SekoETC
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Re: Mixed languages problem
It has happened several times because unlike with regular texts, there's no confirmation prompt if you've selected the wrong language (at least as far as I can remember).
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Chroma Key
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Re: Mixed languages problem
When a foreign character stores something, the item/resource shows up in their language.
*sighs*
*sighs*
"She could make something sound stupid just by hearing it.”
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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Chroma Key
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Chroma Key wrote:When a foreign character stores something, the item/resource shows up in their language.
*sighs*
Do I need to report this by email instead of posting it here? It is still ongoing and it is very awkward to deal with. I'd appreciate it if someone could at least acknowledge this - so I know people are aware of this problem.
"She could make something sound stupid just by hearing it.”
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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EchoMan
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Re: Mixed languages problem
We're on it. Thanks for reporting.
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Re: Mixed languages problem
Chroma Key wrote:Chroma Key wrote:When a foreign character stores something, the item/resource shows up in their language.
*sighs*
Do I need to report this by email instead of posting it here? It is still ongoing and it is very awkward to deal with. I'd appreciate it if someone could at least acknowledge this - so I know people are aware of this problem.
I think it's a problem for just a few languages, but I don't know which ones.
It was a known issue about a year ago. I've fixed it, but probably not all translators followed my guidelines to complete the fix.
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