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Swedish Language File Other, by Grytolle, requires version 1.23

  • Rating: 9.1

Description

Replace whichever .j2s file you want with this to play jj2 in Swedish! (remember to make a back-up)

Edit: I can only make edits to this until next time I have to reboot, since the translating program refuses to load saved projects :(

2012-10-20: Thanks to Djazz I have been able to make an improved version of this file. If you’re interested, check out the Javascript application he made for translation: http://djazz.mine.nu/lab/j2s/

2012-12-12: Minor improvements before I handed it in to my translation technology teacher :D

Credits & Acknowledgements

MVR, Djazz, Grytmastern, DanZeal

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Swedish.j2s 9.34 kB

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    Skitter 24 Jan 2011, 16:23 (edited 26 Jan 11, 17:40)

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    Hey grytolle , how to make an new j2s file?
    Goood JOB

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    Loon 24 Jan 2011, 19:12 (edited 24 Jan 11, 19:16)

    8Recommended:

    Well done, make something for Belgium people too =).

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    Anubis 27 Jan 2011, 09:22 (edited 27 Jan 11, 09:23)

    10Recommended:

    Awesome, gonna help me with studying Swedish xD I wish JJ2 supported Bulgarian letters so that I would make one for Bulgarian too, especially now that there are many Bulgarian noobs in the community.

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    Grytolle 24 Jan 2011, 17:52

    http://www.jazz2online.com/downloads/5097/jj2-language-translator-v2/

    I used that.

    No, I don’t know Hungarian

    Ivo 30 Jan 2011, 12:54

    @Anubis: you can use some Latin lookalikes
    Last time I tried it didn’t work well, since I couldn’t fit the text in the fields, but that was because I was trying to edit the language file directly. And I guess the program allows you to change string sizes.
    Of course, this solution isn’t very good, so there are two alternatives – either to transliterate (which I’m not fond of at all) or alter the animations file to feature Cyrillic letters. If we replace some of the other, non-English, characters with Cyrillic, we’ll even be able to write in Bulgarian. By sending chat via SaLLoG (hopefully I got the capitalization all right), you can check which letter is which. However, sending those through the game’s chat would require additional tweaking.
    It’s uncertain if there’s much use of any replacement though – since most servers run with Plus, large portion of the messages would remain in English, as long as you don’t translate plus.dll’s text as well and host a Bulgarian-only server.

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    Zerg 24 Jan 2011, 15:51 (edited 24 Jan 11, 17:04)

    Good idea :). Can you make one in hungarian too? xD :)