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Did you check for the latest version, this happen to me beforeI can't manage unpack the executable.
EnigmaVBUnpacker says:
"[x] Didn't find "EVB" signature.
[x] This file is not protected with Enigma Virtual Box or is hacked."
So my translation methods will not work for this.
MTool seems to work for a partial translation though.
Oh, Weird. I could have sworn v0.58 was still the latest. You're right v0.59 can unpack this game. Thank you.Did you check for the latest version, this happen to me before
I bring this on test:Still wont be able to translate this.
This game has about 1kk characters. There's no way I can reasonably make that work with DeepL, that would take weeks. MTool is still probably the best option.
I don't think the Sugoi offline translator is a viable alternative, "yet".I bring this on test:You must be registered to see the links
Screw you DeepL.
(In fact it's still not that great, it's too slow.
You can also use this stuff for MTL.( i mean the Sugoi
You could try again now, with my tool, See it's improve or not.I don't think the Sugoi offline translator is a viable alternative, "yet".
I made a comparison a few months ago: (With a now outdated version, but I doubt it changed to an extreme degree.)
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In quite a few cases Sugoi is not translating the entire input skipping entire sentences, and unlike DeepL, doesn't even mark those sections.
I would go as far as to say that, if you want to have a full idea what's going on, Google-translate still outperforms the Sugoi offline translator at the moment.
Would love to see it become viable though, I really like the idea of an offline translator.
Edit: Almost forgot, the Sugoi-offline-translator also breaks formatting a lot more than Google-translate, making automation difficult.
Oh sorry, I misunderstood your post, mine was about using Sugoi offline V2 as a base in manual translations or edited batch-translations in Translator++.You could try again now, with my tool, See it's improve or not.
And I'm not a native English speaker, so I need some feedback (to see if it's worth it for buy a separate server for it)
If there's no data folder what do you do?Hi there ,i made a partial machine translation (Google-translate) (thanks for the Mega)
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have a nice one
- create a backup of your www/data folder
- and then overwrite the data folder with the translated one
No need to be so serious, Just use it to play some games (like this one) and tell me what you think about it.Oh sorry, I misunderstood your post, mine was about using Sugoi offline V2 as a base in manual translations or edited batch-translations in Translator++.
I don't even know how MTool handles formatting so Sugoi breaking text effects and variables in my tests, doesn't necessarily give you useful information.
In general about the quality of the translation I would have to do a complete series of tests, with different games written in different Japanese regional styles, to judge if the output stays consistent/accurate, or if something is missing, and even then I don't think my Japanese is remotely good enough to properly judge that.
I think Sugoi has serious potential in the future, and I really do not want to claim to be an authority on "good English", considering all my translations are pretty bad. (I'm not a native English speaker either.)
I will agree with Shisaye ,right now i am using the Mtool as my last alternative when translator++ does not work (basically all the wolf rpg games )No need to be so serious, Just use it to play some games (like this one) and tell me what you think about it.
My purpose here is just to see if it's worth to (About Quality) spending a lot of money on a server for it.
It can easily take 10000$+ or even 20000$+ for a Multi-graphic card server. (in USD, and also a hosting fee of about $300 per month.)
That's a lot of money for me to spend on server and graphics cards to process models quickly.
If you do some pre-works, update pyTtorch to the cuda version, and un-comment out a line of code ( flaskServer.py line ja2en.cuda() ), you can get it with GPU acceleration.I will agree with Shisaye ,right now i am using the Mtool as my last alternative when translator++ does not work (basically all the wolf rpg games )
You already have 3 options to translate with the Mtool and it's pretty quick and decent
I believe it will not get any better with Sugoi-translator quality-wise for the time and money required to run it (not even accelerated).
Also i did run the offline version and all the processing was being doing on my cpu my gpu was idle , does it even support gpu acceleration?
Thank you for the Mtool