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Archives (read only) => Vanilla Glest => Translations => Topic started by: HoCuSPoCuS on 20 October 2006, 10:55:39
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Here's the greek translation file (http://http://www.geocities.com/giorgos_teiath/greek.zip).
The problem is that i don't know how to enable Greek scripts in fonts like Tahoma. Some fonts that are working with the greek.lng file are:
- MS Sans Serif
- Courier
- System
- Small fonts
but they are suffering from many problems, see API Info for example...
I could really use some help from the dev team over here in order to support greek language in Glest.
Here's also my Dragonworld map (http://http://www.geocities.com/giorgos_teiath/dragonworld.zip) for Glest 2.0.0 . Enjoy it...
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Sorry, I can't help you with the translation problem, but I like the map, keep them coming :)
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I changed a bit the Dragonworld map so that it is easier to make contact with CPU controlled players of the same or opposite team.
Enjoy it (http://http://www.geocities.com/giorgos_teiath/dragonworld_2.zip).
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I'll check it out, thanks. Do you have anymore stuff that you've made for glest?
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From now on I will be uploading all my Glest maps on this page (http://http://www.geocities.com/giorgos_teiath/glestmaps).
And, yes, there is a new map waiting for you to find out... ;)
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Ah thats cool, I'll check out that map now infact, do you make any models or textures? Or just maps?
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Well i just finish the Translation for latest 3.0.0 ,Is heavily based on previous translation from HoCuSPoCuS with some corrections.
Also i found a way to use verdana (or any other ttf ) for Greek Translation
You must assign "Verdana Greek" to "Verdana,161" in FontSubstitutes on registry. This works for Windows XP and posibly for Vista
More in Greek Language Here (http://http://www.linuxer.gr/projects/7-softwareprojects/38-glestingreek.html)
The Greek.Zip is at the bottom of the Article
Thank's for this wonderful game
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isnt the XP's "Symbol" lettercase is the greek lettercase?
I also move this to the translations section.
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Nop Symbol fonts contains Greek letters (in incompatible order to common Greek fonts) but is used mostly on scientific documents.
The trick i use (i believe) can used on every language that have page on Unicode Verdana Font , the only think you have to change is the page num (161)
;)
Thank's
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doesn't work on linux
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=433620 (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=433620)