PSO2 Chat Translator v1.6 What is this? PSO2 Chat Translator is a simple tool that displays your PSO2 chat log in a separate window, and translates the Japanese messages into English (or any other language) for you using Google Translate, in real-time. Why do I need it? This tool makes understanding what's being said by Japanese-speaking players much easier for those who know little Japanese (or none at all).

It saves time compared to copying text from the in-game chat window and pasting into a Google Translate tab in your browser. It can also show you the transliterated name of Japanese players, for example 'ねこや' can be shown as the transliteration 'Nekoya', which may be easier to remember if you're not accustomed to Japanese characters. You can also choose to show a transliteration of Japanese messages (romaji) rather than a translation. How do I use it? You must have chat logging enabled in game for it to work. Once you've downloaded it (and either installed it or extracted the zip archive), it's as easy as running it and watching the chat messages appear. Note that it will only display messages that appear in the chat after you have opened it, and will not show any messages from before it was opened. Djuced 18 Dj Software Download.

What can this translate? This tool will only translate messages from players in the standard chat channels (public, party, team and whisper).

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It cannot translate messages from NPCs, partner characters, nor system messages, as these do not appear in the chat log files. This does not interfere with any modifications you may have made to your game, as this itself is not a modification to the game. How do I know it's safe? • The tool and its installer have been analysed by several anti-virus and anti-malware programs, and the results of the scans are shown in the Jotti malware scan results in the downloads section below. None of the programs detected malware. • The tool does not require administrator privileges to run, so it only has limited access to your computer. • The only access to the internet is to and to acquire the Google translations, and to acquire the Microsoft translations, and to to check for updates.

You can therefore set your firewall to only permit the tool access to these domains if you wish. How do I remove it? If you no longer want to use it, you can remove it easily, depending on the method you chose: • If you installed it using the setup installer, run the uninstaller from Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel. • If you used the zip archive, delete the files from the folder you extracted it to. The main window: The general chat options: The display options: The translation options: The custom translation options: Message transliteration: Message translation: Prerequisites You must have the.NET Framework 4.5 installed to be able to run this tool. The installer will make sure you have this and download it if you do not. If you will be using the Zip archive, you can.

Download The translator can be downloaded either as an installer capable of putting shortcuts in your Start Menu and on your Desktop, or as a standalone program in a Zip archive to be extracted wherever you please. Installer (Setup executable, v1.6, 4.5 MB, ): • • Standalone (Zip archive, v1.6, 1.1 MB, ): • • Changelog. Mybad, I misread the part about getting chat after you opened it. XD What about translated output? Like I say something in English, then type -t or some other flag/command and it puts the Japanese text of what I had just chatted in the clipboard or automatically sends that text. (quick enter / paste / enter) Also, do you think you can play the audio files from the google tts api to allow players to hear what is being said without having to minimize the game?

Also, toggle it on/off with a chat command? Sorry if I'm just dumping all these ideas out there. I've been wanting something like this for a wile, but I'm way too lazy to make it.

Mybad, I misread the part about getting chat after you opened it. XD What about translated output? Like I say something in English, then type -t or some other flag/command and it puts the Japanese text of what I had just chatted in the clipboard or automatically sends that text. (quick enter / paste / enter) Also, do you think you can play the audio files from the google tts api to allow players to hear what is being said without having to minimize the game?

How To Install New Software On Iphone 3g there. Also, toggle it on/off with a chat command? Sorry if I'm just dumping all these ideas out there.

I've been wanting something like this for a wile, but I'm way too lazy to make it.I'll certainly be thinking about how to offer translations from English to Japanese, and the use of a flag in the in-game chat window sounds interesting! I'll add both this and the text-to-speech feature to my to-do list.