1. Because this is my translation, and I'm doing it my way. Besides, the bigger issue is that until I finish work on my tools, I can't release a working patch. To reiterate: the current patch will not work with RPGMaker Trans v4.35, so I can't release it.I recently started playing VPM and i have a few questions:
1. Why dont you focus on the VPM translation and finish it? Then do fancy font changes and other minor things after it has been translated. Finish base and then just release "updates"
2. Why was the guide book not translated? Its an item and it shouldve normally been translated. Litteraly the most important item is not translated. Normally when a translation is done first items/ui are finished.
3. Why do you keep taking multiple projects at once? VPM is already taking ~2.5 years.
4. If you are worried about copyright name you do know that JapeTrans is also copyrighted?
Sorry, I made a mistake due to a silly typo. I will rectify it - it was only added in later versions. And I still don't consider it that important, because hunting is half the fun.The guide book has nothing to do with the familiar and the ymain story progress. Its used for CG/Scene hunting and something like that usually is important. Also how come is somehting added in a version in future when the latest version of hte game is 1.1.4?
Because I've given you the answer that this translation is not complete yet, pending updates to the tools which will let me actually translate amongst other things, the guide book, and instead your flooding the thread with minor quibbles over the fact that I don't have memorised the update history of the game. You already have the answer as to why it's not translated, so why not stop posting? If you're not trolling, what are you doing? (Although I'll accept perhaps you don't realise what you're doing - there's a lot of that going around this forum).Why would i be trolling? Have you even checked the dlsite update notes?
kissofhell, please don't annoy the translator, whom you are not paying, and is not beholden, in anyway imaginable, to your whims. He's not only answered your questions directly, but these answers also existed in one form or another in this thread already, if you'd take the time to read it. Even a casual passing glance would have let you know that Habisain is currently limited by the translation tool that he is literally making up from nothing, and so he needs to spend time developing that tool before he can apply his already completed translation, or, I suppose, more correctly we can apply his completed patch. That is why you would be trolling.Why would i be trolling? Have you even checked the dlsite update notes?
My mystery project? It's mysterious, isn't it? And that's kind of the point. Announcements will or won't be made in due course - I don't yet know if anything releasable will come of it at this stage.Hi Habisain what was the name of the game you mentioned at the previous page? Mystery or Something? And what translator did you use to translate this? Can you suggest me some translator?
Ohh I see! Is Annotplayer a good translator for a game like Princess Serena?My mystery project? It's mysterious, isn't it? And that's kind of the point. Announcements will or won't be made in due course - I don't yet know if anything releasable will come of it at this stage.
As to translating, I use a combination of being able to read a fair amount of Japanese without translation software, Yomichan for difficult Kanji, and ATLAS/Google Translate should my skills fail me - which is quite often, to be honest (there's always a large amount of editing to make the English actual sound good, of course).. Oh, and RPGMaker Trans/JapeTrans to actually insert the translation into the game, but that's common knowledge at this point.
Oh no I didn't mean it like that it was just an example So you didn't use any program translator on this game? Also based on your translation Can you tell me what kind of moans did you use? I mean not from the audio but the words itself for example like "Hieee,Kyaaa!" Something like that I am trying to get some examples of it.No idea on the program or the game. Also, not really on topic here.
In parts I guess? At present I can read a fair amount of Japanese, especially with Tomochan helping. However, when I started out on this project I knew a fair amount less, and relied on machine translations more. In addition, I annotated my patch files with the machine translations from ATLAS and the transliteration from KAKASI, which is useful for a quick outline of what the text is trying to say (95% of the time, anyway).Oh no I didn't mean it like that it was just an example So you didn't use any program translator on this game? Also based on your translation Can you tell me what kind of moans did you use? I mean not from the audio but the words itself for example like "Hieee,Kyaaa!" Something like that I am trying to get some examples of it.
Deleted xDIn parts I guess? At present I can read a fair amount of Japanese, especially with Tomochan helping. However, when I started out on this project I knew a fair amount less, and relied on machine translations more. In addition, I annotated my patch files with the machine translations from ATLAS and the transliteration from KAKASI, which is useful for a quick outline of what the text is trying to say (95% of the time, anyway).
As to moans, that something that's actually in flux at the moment. Moans, and onomatopeia's in general, are a bit of a pain, and one of the things I'm experimenting with for the final version is a means to automatically detect and appropriately translate moans etc. As some people prefer transliteration and some translation, If I can get this to work there may be multiple versions of the patch, or perhaps an option, to let people choose between the two.
As to doing a translation of a moan/SFX, it can get a little tricky. For example, in Japanese speech "あ/ah" is used where in English we'd use "Oh". There's also the slight issue that some of the sound effects we would use "m" sounds for in English are typically written with "n" sounds in Japanese. Another thing is that a lot of moan type sounds with "や/ya" sounds can be a little tricky, because this is best translated to a cry of "No" - except in "Kya" sounds, where it's more of a shriek. "Hauu" normally means a sigh/should shrug, "Haa" normally heavy breathing (especially when chained, but could be a sigh on it's own)... I could go on, but it's probably better to go and look atYou must be registered to see the links.
Oh It wasn't allowed huh?Shiryuu612 Taken conversation to PMs as that's a better place for it.
MGSV meme.As to Sunspawn - uh, what?
MGSV meme.As to Sunspawn - uh, what?