OpenXcom Forum
Contributions => Translations => Topic started by: SupSuper on January 28, 2011, 06:46:52 am
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Dibs! :P
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Hello. Since there hasn't been any progress with this translation, I wonder if I could take this one for myself, or at least give you a hand with it. I have an actual degree in Translation, so I believe I could be fairly useful.
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Actually I do have an almost complete translation done, mostly missing lengthy text like UFOpedia entries and mission descriptions. But if you wanna help finish and review it, be my guest.
P.S. I know it doesn't follow the "novo acordo ortográfico" but I can't stand the thing. :P
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Could you link me to the file? *EDIT* nevermind, missed the attachment.
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Just took a quick look at it. I feel some parts need to be rewritten as they follow the english too closely. Could you show up in IRC so we can discuss this in more detail?
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Yeah I always follow the english too closely and usually fix it up later when reviewing. :P
Alright I'll hang around IRC more.
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any update here? and... can I help? ::)
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I think Hythlodaeus is waiting on the next version of OpenXcom so he can probably test out all the strings in-game.
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Yes I am. Other than that, most stuff is already done and just needs to be ironed out.
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Here's the latest version of my translation. Thank you so much SupSuper and Warboy for putting up with my complaints and requests for adding new strings and enlarging text boxes. Hopefully none of these were made in vain, as they will surely help future translators to deal with text fitting problems more easily.
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STR_LIST_ITEM is missing (that's the debriefing screen one)
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Here it is then.
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My bad. Forgot to cap STR_LIST_ITEMS string. Here's the corrected version.
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Latest strings now translated, plus a few changes to some older strings.
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Slightly updated version
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Revised version
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Another revision, another update, and certainly not the last.
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Yet another update.
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Fixed a typo.
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New version, yo
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New .nam file featuring dozens of new names, now properly selected to fit the average Portuguese naming patterns.
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Updated soldier names file. Again.
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Newer .nam file.
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Installer almost translated.
Some questions about "Launch from Steam", because I seldom use Steam: how does this work, actually?
OpenXcom replaces your Steam X-COM install, so when you launch X-COM from Steam it launches OpenXcom instead.