Hello, Translator is getting worse and worse... the built-in translators don't really work, except for Google Web, others give errors, when trying to correct the translation manually, it is given Unicode error...so this translator can be forgotten...
P.S. Why do we need this LM Studio to clutter up our computer even more?
P.P.S. It would be better to fix the Unicode error that occurs when trying to manually correct the translation...
Hello, thank you for the feedback.
The reason why engines other than Google Web don't work properly is actually quite simple: I cannot test them. I usually don't mention this to avoid sounding like I'm asking for pity, but I am currently unemployed, and this is a volunteer project I work on in my free time.
Right now, the only engine I can test thoroughly is Google Web. For the others, I am limited by API costs. As for the Local AI issues, my modest hardware (RTX 3050 Mobile with 4GB VRAM) simply cannot handle running them properly, so I can't debug or experience the issues personally to fix them.
Regarding LM Studio: You don't have to use LM Studio specifically; it's just a supported option. I actually tried testing the system using 'Ollama', but even running the smallest models was a struggle. It put such a heavy load on my system and took so long that I stopped testing to avoid risking damage to my only working hardware. That is why the local AI implementation remains somewhat experimental.
Regarding the Unicode Error: I am not entirely sure why manually editing the translation (the .rpy file) would trigger a Unicode error, as standard text editing shouldn't cause this unless the file encoding changes. However, I will review the code to see if I can catch what might be causing it.
In short, Google Web works because I can test it. The others have issues because I am working 'blindly' due to hardware/financial limitations. This is exactly why I made the project Open Source—so that developers with better resources could step in and fix what I physically cannot.