When you have signed the waver, you are done. At this point a bot should have messaged that you need to sign a waver in order for your changes to be accept. Once you see this page, please wait about 1 to 2 minutes and refresh the page. You will then go to a page that looks similar to Īt this point you are almost done. If you are happy with these just click on "Create pull request" once again. This will take the name of the commit you did earlier, and also it's description. This will create a new set of boxes where you clicked. Click on the fourth box from the left and select "Patch 1".This should be "YouGitHubUsername/StaxelTranslations". Click on the third box from the left and select the second option.Click on "compare across forks." Two more boxes should appear.After you have done that follow these steps Your changes haven't been submitted to us just yet, you will need to make what is known as a "Pull Request" to get this changes made. Now you are on your own changes.įrom this point you can navigate to the file you want to change again, and use the knowledge above to edit it. Click the dropdown that says master, and go click "Patch 1". Īt this point you are on your local files. Click on the "StaxelTranslations" at the top of the page next to your username.it should be the 7 letter and number gibberish. Click on the 6 letter text, to the very right of your username on the page.The quickest way I found to get back would be to You'll need to head back to your version of the files first.
This page essentially shows you what you have changed, and you can look over it if you want to make sure what you have done. You'll be brought to a page similar to below Once you have edited the first box, click "Propose file change". The second box is where you add more details but this isn't necessary. This names what you have changed, which is known as a "commit". In the first box, you should put something like "Updated 's Translation" such as "Updated Tiles.lang English Translation". Once you have finished editing the file, scroll down to the bottom of the page. If you want more information about the files then head to #Editing Language Files. From this point forward, you can edit the translations though there may be a bit of confusion on what to edit.
The middle of the page is now a text editor. This is saying that Github has made a copy of the files for you to edit without affecting the original. You can safely ignore the message that appears up at the top. Once you have selected the file you to edit, there will be a edit button (Highlighted by red in the image below.) that you will need to press.ĭoing so will move you to a page that will look like Most files are used to replace NPC dialogue, though there are some files at the bottom of the page which are used to replace other sections of text, such as item descriptions. This page contains also contains a whole bunch of files, each of which represent a section of text you could change. This will not be handled in this tutorial.) (If your language is not listed here, then you will need to create it. With that knowledge, click on the folder with the language you want. For example, "GB" is Great Britain English, which has differences to "US" which is American English. The second set of characters refers to the region of which the language resides. For example, "en" is English, "fr" is French and "ja" is Japanese. In the simplest form, the first two letters signify the language. After each of these icons, is a four character name with a dash in the middle. You will see a bunch of lines that start with an icon which looks like a folder. The main thing is getting to the language you want to edit. The majority of it is not needed for beginner users. You will be greeted by a page that looks like ĭon't be alarmed by the large amount of information located on this page. Even if you have knowledge with Git and/or Github, you may still want to see the short tutorials, #How to Check Translations Ingame and #Viewing Dialogue Flow.įirst of all, head over to. The Staxel team has chosen to have all translations publicly available for review and editing over at.
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