Yugifan3
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You can easily make that with 2 line of regEX, one to auto copy/paste all original to translated, and then one to replace all name just in the translated sectionWell, wanted just to translate the characters name. So, figured could just use Notepad++ to find and replace all. But, would take Alot of time if had to
copy paste it 976 times. X_x
Technically yes (though things might get a bit sketchy with scripts dump), but there might be some corner cases.slicer.xy said:my understanding and that there should be no change to the uploaded file under such steps
@slicer.xy: I'm not the author of this thing, but I suspect either you're doing something wrong or comparing things wrong.
For the record: couldn't reproduce the problem with your attached file.
To rule some things out:
- what are the exact commands you're using in your tests ?
- which version of ruby interpreter are you using ?
Technically yes (though things might get a bit sketchy with scripts dump), but there might be some corner cases.
ruby -w rmvxace_translator.rb --dump=CommonEvents.rvdata2
ruby -w rmvxace_translator.rb --translate=CommonEvents.rvdata2
If I'm right, the Ruby version is !!!Very important!!!The version of ruby I am using is:
ruby 3.0.2p107 (2021-07-07 revision 0db68f0233) [x64-mingw32]
I am using this command in order to dump the json file:
ruby rmvxace_translator.rb --dump=*.rvdata2
This is the command I am using in order to apply the json file on to the rvdata2:
ruby rmvxace_translator.rb --translate=*.rvdata2 --dump=E:\Saved
On a side note, the patch fails to be applied where I specify it and is instead applied to the folder in which the rvdata2 and json file are located, overwriting the rvdata2 file that I am using. Well, that is what backups are for.
Thank you for answering my post.