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★ Image elements and button elements are not translated. Pano2VR automatically detects the browser language and if that language is in the translation, it will use that translation. Better yet, use a logic block to detect the browser language.

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Use a button in the skin to change language: Mouse Click > Player Settings > Change Language.Open the template file and then click Create new translation.This is a POT file that is compatible with Poedit. This will automatically create the translation file and add it to the same location as the skin.Click on the Generate Translations Template button in the Toolbar.In Pano2VR, open the skin to translate.

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PDF file for translation Translating the Skin When translating YouTube or Vimeo videos, use the video’s ID: = gGyVjkRDLY. To have the media change with the translation, add the filename and path (if not located in the same directory as the original media) that matches the language. ★ Any media added to the project will also appear in the translation file. Where the correct text is originated from ★ Tip: In the lower, right panel under Notes for translators, you’ll see where the correct text is from. ★ Tip: If you’re using macOS, you can translate the text by selecting it, and in the context menu, choose Translate Text. If you need to translate the skin as well, the steps are just about the same.

In the Skin Editor, add a button(s) to change languages.Īll project text will now be translated.

Save the translation and two files will be generated.

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However, you can only use this 10 times in the free version. In the panel at the top-right, there are suggested translations that you can use by clicking on them.

Now you can start translating by selecting a line and at the bottom of the screen, for “Translation” type the translation.

At bottom of the Poedit window, click the big button that says Create new translation.

Note that it is a template file, not the translation file.

In the dialog that appears, click the link that will take you to the file’s location.

This will automatically create the translation template file and add it to the translations folder.

Click the button for Generate Translations Template.

In the Translations section, choose the project language.

This is the tool we use to create the translations.

Hotspots, nodes, user data, project user data, and PDF files are examples of what gets translated in the project translation file.

It is free and available across all operating systems. We are using the translation tool, Poedit. Once a project and/or skin has translation files, you can use the skin to switch languages. This means you’ll find two options to translate one in the project settings and one in the Skin Editor. Pano2VR supports not only a translated project but a translated skin as well. Pano2VR supports the use of translation files to easily build projects in multiple languages.

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