- Jun 8, 2018
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Excuse me if I'm doing this wrong, I've never started a thread in this forum before. However, I give yall full permission to execute me in public if you find a typo.
I've been using this nifty translator for over a year now. Dev is in China, funds off of Patreon and Patreon like services, but has reliably updated the tool the entire time I've used it.
All you have to do is drag and drop the .exe file of the game you're trying to play, and it will install itself into the game. Through MTool, you can translate the game into English (MTL, but you get an option of Google, Bing, etc), and you can also edit save files and use cheats. You can even force edit the speed your character moves in RPG style games if you want to move through maps all zippy.
The free version is good enough for 99 percent of uses. I'm on the first tier supporting cause I've been using this forever, the dev hasn't let me down, and sometimes game translations are just slightly too large for Google's API to let you do it for free. Also, the paid version lets you use some not-so-MTL options.
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I've been using this nifty translator for over a year now. Dev is in China, funds off of Patreon and Patreon like services, but has reliably updated the tool the entire time I've used it.
All you have to do is drag and drop the .exe file of the game you're trying to play, and it will install itself into the game. Through MTool, you can translate the game into English (MTL, but you get an option of Google, Bing, etc), and you can also edit save files and use cheats. You can even force edit the speed your character moves in RPG style games if you want to move through maps all zippy.
The free version is good enough for 99 percent of uses. I'm on the first tier supporting cause I've been using this forever, the dev hasn't let me down, and sometimes game translations are just slightly too large for Google's API to let you do it for free. Also, the paid version lets you use some not-so-MTL options.
