So there are currently a few clients buzzing around on here for all those private servers, and I've noticed that they're all in Spanish.
Here's how to have it English (or any language) instead. :P You can even replace things with custom text, too.
Here's a summary of the steps involved in changing the required files.
INFORMATION: Depending on where you've put your files, the location of the folders below will vary, however it should be easy enough to find.
1. Locating the language file(s).
Navigate to htdocs/flashinput. The client uses these files for the text it displays. Once there, locate the "translationSpacemap.php" file. This is the file we're going to replace in the following step.
2. Acquiring the language file(s).
Attached, is the file I'm using. It's slightly modified to allow for custom messages using the "q2_condition_HONOR_REDEMPTION" client message. It's at the very bottom, and I see no use for it other than to display custom messages.
WARNING: The file above should be virus free, however I cannot make any guarantees. For those concerned about security, here's a link to the VirusTotal scan: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
NOTICE: I'm using the English file in this tutorial. If you require any other languages, I'll locate them and post them here.
Italian: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3. Replacing the language file(s).
Now you're going to replace the file located in Step 1 with the file in the .zip that you downloaded in Step 2. Congratulations, you've now almost got an English client. Just one more step.
4. Applying changes.
To make sure that you can see the effect of the changes immediately, close the client if it's already open, and then clear your cache. This step isn't required (because .php files aren't normally cached by your browser), but it's always good to be sure.
Now you're done. ;) If this tutorial has helped you, please click "Thanks".
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I'm in the mood for doing tutorials, so if you have any tutorial ideas, you're more than welcome to PM me.
P.S. - I've been up all night. If some parts of this don't make sense, then now you know why. ;)
Here's how to have it English (or any language) instead. :P You can even replace things with custom text, too.
Here's a summary of the steps involved in changing the required files.
- Locate Spacemap language files (for the client language).
- Acquire the required language files.
- Replace the language files.
- Ensure the changes apply.
INFORMATION: Depending on where you've put your files, the location of the folders below will vary, however it should be easy enough to find.
1. Locating the language file(s).
Navigate to htdocs/flashinput. The client uses these files for the text it displays. Once there, locate the "translationSpacemap.php" file. This is the file we're going to replace in the following step.
2. Acquiring the language file(s).
Attached, is the file I'm using. It's slightly modified to allow for custom messages using the "q2_condition_HONOR_REDEMPTION" client message. It's at the very bottom, and I see no use for it other than to display custom messages.
WARNING: The file above should be virus free, however I cannot make any guarantees. For those concerned about security, here's a link to the VirusTotal scan: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
NOTICE: I'm using the English file in this tutorial. If you require any other languages, I'll locate them and post them here.
Italian: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3. Replacing the language file(s).
Now you're going to replace the file located in Step 1 with the file in the .zip that you downloaded in Step 2. Congratulations, you've now almost got an English client. Just one more step.
4. Applying changes.
To make sure that you can see the effect of the changes immediately, close the client if it's already open, and then clear your cache. This step isn't required (because .php files aren't normally cached by your browser), but it's always good to be sure.
Now you're done. ;) If this tutorial has helped you, please click "Thanks".
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I'm in the mood for doing tutorials, so if you have any tutorial ideas, you're more than welcome to PM me.
P.S. - I've been up all night. If some parts of this don't make sense, then now you know why. ;)
