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*Submit your finished work by either using a git pull request, or by sending it in discord to one of the users listed below. | *Submit your finished work by either using a git pull request, or by sending it in discord to one of the users listed below. | ||
==Testing/Using== | ==Testing/Using new languages== | ||
If you want to test your translation or use an existing translation from the repository/another user, simply create the folder with the correct language code in "cemu/resources" and insert the compiled "cemu.mo" file. | If you want to test your translation or use an existing translation from the repository/another user, simply create the folder with the correct language code in "cemu/resources" and insert the compiled "cemu.mo" file. | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 18 June 2018
Tutorial
- Download and install your favorite PO editing tool, e.g.Poedit.
- Choose the language you want to translate:
- fetch the latest PO file for an existing language from here and open it
- create a new translation and use the English cemu.pot file as source
- Submit your finished work by either using a git pull request, or by sending it in discord to one of the users listed below.
Testing/Using new languages
If you want to test your translation or use an existing translation from the repository/another user, simply create the folder with the correct language code in "cemu/resources" and insert the compiled "cemu.mo" file.
Supported language codes can be found here: language codes.
You can use Poedit to compile a MO file:
- Open the PO
- Use the menu bar: File -> Compile to MO...
- Select the correct folder as destination
Discord users
These discord users have write access to the git repository and can update files. If you're not a member of our discord server yet, you can join us here.
- Petergov#3780