Or, you can click the New Project button from the Home tool bar
Select the game engine
Then select the game engine from the list
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If the game engine you are looking for is not found in the list, maybe you need to install the required add-on via the Options menu.
Follow the wizard
Each game engine has its own options when starting a translation project.
After following the wizard wait a moment until the process is complete. The process of making a new project can take less than one minute to several minutes, depending on the size of the game and the archive used.
Wait until the process is done.
Avoid
Sub windows will appear several times during project creation. That is completely normal! That’s the 3rd party application doing their magic to extract and import the texts from your games. DO NOT CLOSE THOSE WINDOWS! If you forcefully close that window, a nuclear warfare will break out!
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On some game engines, you also have the option to access the extracted results from the Windows cache. Please note that the developer of Translator ++ is not responsible for copyright problems caused by misuse of the extracted resources. You are fully responsible for what you do while using Translator ++.
Friendly Warning
Right after the creation of project is successfully completed, the first thing you should do is to export your game. You need to do this to ensure that it is possible to export your game! This will prevent you from wasting your precious time after spending hours translating, but it turns out that your project cannot be exported.
After the creation of new project has been successfully completed, you will see all the text in your game in the main window of Translator ++, more or less like the figure below:
The main window of Translator++. The indication that the project creation is completed successfully.
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If you don’t see all the resources in your game on Translator ++, don’t panic! Don’t call 911! Because Translator++ will only handle translatable texts, so Translator++ will not display resources that do not have translatable text (duh!).
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