Si des gens on les capacités et l'envie de traduire ça serais top !
We’ve had a number of questions about which languages will be available in Planet Coaster and with a fantastic global and international community such as this one, we wanted to share our current plans with you. Our current plan for launch is that the game will, aside from English, fully support French, German, (International) Spanish, and (Brazilian) Portuguese. Our team always aims to cater to as many community members as possible, so good localisation is a big part of the process. We may well support other languages too, after launch.
We also know that some of our community ‘Hawkeyes’ have spotted a feature currently in-game that allows players to create their own game text translations for languages that are not officially localised. This is an incredibly powerful tool that allows player communities to come together to create their own localisations, or even create fun and playful creations such as Pirate or Planco!
While we think it’s great that this creative collaboration is happening within our community and is exactly in the spirit of Planet Coaster, we’d just like to stress that Frontier is unable to officially support or validate this unofficial content at this time, and we advise all our players to use caution when deciding to view or receive files from other sources.
That being said, we are happy to see you creating and sharing your own content though, so if you do want to try your hand at translating in-game text, please follow these steps to go about it the right way:
To create and share a translation:
1) Download the full string list in XML format from here: http://cdn.gulpeyrex.com/communitytr...StringData.xml
2) Download the example "Pirate English" translation, to see an example of how your final file should look like: http://cdn.gulpeyrex.com/communitytr...ranslation.xml
3) Open StringData.xml in your favourite text editor, preferably one which provides some extra features for handling programme code
4) Translate the game strings (the text between the quotation marks after the “translation” tag attribute), e.g. in you would only translate Auto save, and leave everything else unchanged.
5) Once you’re happy with what you’ve done, launch the XML verifier tool to check if you’ve broken anything in the XML structure by accident. The verifier can be found here, and it always contains the latest game strings to check your version against: http://cdn.gulpeyrex.com/communitytr...er/publish.htm
6) Name your file clearly: ___.xml
E.g.: English_AhoyPirates_thisIsMe_v0.1.xml
7) Upload and share your translation with the community in whatever way you find most convenient
To download and use someone else’s translation:
1) Download their custom XML file, and save it to: “c:\Users\\AppData\Local\Frontier Developments\Planet Coaster\Translations"
2) From the Frontier Launchpad, select Planet Coaster > Settings > Set Launch Args
3) Type the following command into the box that appears: -translation .xml
4) Click Save, launch the game, and enjoy the custom content!
Have fun playing!