- Oct 16, 2020
- 2,314
- 30,968
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
You must be registered to see the links
Edit:
Here is the Sugoi Offline Translation v4.0 model converted for use with CTranslate2 from Sugoi Toolkit v7.
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content.
Log in or register now.
Edit2: I found something interesting posted on the Sugoi Toolkit discord. It should be possible to repackage Sugoi now with native fairseq + CTranslate2 + CUDA + DirectML support. I will keep working on this.
Edit3: Updated link and description.
Edit4: For reasons that I do not fully understand, there is this post on
You must be registered to see the links
now. CPU + CUDA + DirectML support. No ROCm support. It should be possible to get ROCm working on Linux or Windows + WSL from what AMD's documentation says but there is not any documentation about it from the server authors, so there is no repackage for that. Also, DirectML is a joke until MS decides to update it. CTranslate2 + CPU is often better.Edit5: Updated Fuwa link.
Last edited:
You must be registered to see the links
. A public link will be posted on the 15th or 16th (~2 weeks).What do I do if when it says "[SugoiTranslator] Translating into English" is stuck?
Never had such a problem. You can try to ask at
You must be registered to see the links
.
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
I had to update the repackages I did here since py3translationServer was renamed. I also went ahead and integrated the server software to avoid it ever breaking again. At least there is a web UI and cache integrated now.
To add cache to the Sugoi offline translator.
To add cache to the Sugoi offline translator.
- Install the server according to the instructions on
You must be registered to see the links
- If it is already started, stop Sugoi Translator
- Start the server software with the included .bat file at Sugoi-Repackage\py3translationServer.bat
- Use whichever one works for your hardware
- Start Sugoi. Sugoi should now use the new server instead of its default one that does not have cache.
Code:
Sugoi-Repackage-CPU\apps\Python310\Python.exe -m streamlit run Sugoi-Repackage-CPU\apps\py3translationServer\resources\webUI.pynvm, had issues with some scripts not installing properly due to path, but it now works properly
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
- Apr 23, 2018
- 363
- 1,519
Thanks for the hint.
Also I really hope someone can make a way to use a local copy of DeepL's GUI as a frontend like py3translationServer since there's already CTranslate2 model conversion and it surprisingly
Also I really hope someone can make a way to use a local copy of DeepL's GUI as a frontend like py3translationServer since there's already CTranslate2 model conversion and it surprisingly
You must be registered to see the links
length constraints, alternatives at a position, output randomization and autocomplete that the aforementioned site does.
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
I am not exactly sure about how any of that works, but maybe the server author would be up for adding whatever that is as a feature? You could try asking them.
Both blog and patreon don't display anything available for public. 2024-03-02 post on patreon is locked behind a paywall.
Discord channel doesn't seem to have it either.
Am I supposed to login/subscribe to the blog to see public links or smth?
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
It is in the same place every month.
- Go to his Patreon:
You must be registered to see the links
- Click on "About".
- Download the latest version of the toolkit. Right now that is "Sugoi_Toolkit_V8.0_Public_Link_1234324.zip"
- Extract with 7-Zip or WinRar.
Sugoi_Toolkit_v8.0
For preservation.
And also modified menu for those who don't want to see the site every time (file with the original window included).
You must be registered to see the links
For preservation.
And also modified menu for those who don't want to see the site every time (file with the original window included).
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
Saw this and thought of you. This might be relevant for your interests.
You must be registered to see the links
- Sep 9, 2017
- 2,039
- 3,430
Ty so much. That small 2 day window you can download for free is just so utterly stupid and excessive way of paywalling the program. Its obvious he suddenly just wants all users to pay him but skates around a full paywall by doing it this way. He should just make the latest version paid and release the older versions for free, that's how most devs introduce monetization to their free program. But I think he is greedy and wants to try and force all users to pay him immediately
- Jan 12, 2020
- 149
- 422
As long as he does not put DRM on it, it is fine. If there are enough users interested in his software, then having the community mirror it every once in a while is a worthwhile trade off for the dev to continue their development and encourage, but not require, people to donate. If that is how the dev wants to give away his software, it is a worthwhile trade off vs it going closed source, getting drm'd or fully paywalled.