My first Chinese game
I would like to thank Xiaoshang. Although the game is small, it represents my first stage. The second one is
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Re-upload the attachment in jar format!
What game is it? Minesweeper?
I guess so!
Sent the wrong one, the next one is the correct one.
I don't know how to change it; if I change it, how will I send it?
It's not Minesweeper, it's even smaller than Minesweeper
Send it via cloud drive!
What the heck is a cloud drive?
So small... jar?
I said, no matter how big a game is Chinese-translated, as long as it gets translated, it proves that you are capable! By the way, Moxuan has improved quite quickly. Speaking of which, why hasn't the uninvited guest (Dan Ding) made any progress!
Hehe, recently I've been playing Ancient 2. I'm hooked. Xiao Shang, recommend another game, and I'll localize it into Chinese.
No one… escaped
Let me take a look! Nowadays most game language packs are in the text! So just knowing how to localize classes into Chinese is not enough!
Far Cry 3 came out, it's the Russian version, the system font… unfortunately I don't understand Russian, so I can't translate it into Chinese!
Alright, it's the second one.
Alright! Xiao Shang, take your time looking! I'll play for a bit first!
Xiaoshang, are there any games where modifying the text is simple, entry-level? I want to learn this now.
Pretty good, keep it up! It's a maze game, there are quite a lot of maps, and it feels much more fun than Minesweeper. The Chinese version is also pretty good…
Take it slow. Start with a few class-based games in Chinese, and once you feel more familiar, it's not too late to learn text localization!
Speak! What game?
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