#1 Added by Trixie 1 decade ago
#2 Added by Ulykus 1 decade ago
// the language to use as in ISO 639-2LanguageCode = "en"; // english
copy /Y client_en.cfg client.cfgstart /WAIT client_ryzom_rd.execopy /Y client.cfg client_en.cfg
Edited 2 times | Last edited by Ulykus (1 decade ago) | Reason: added location for batch and comment
#3 Added by Arfur 1 decade ago
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#4 Added by Trixie 1 decade ago
Agreed: ryzom_ configuration_rd should be updated to reflect additional languages.In the meanwhile... The Setting is in client.cfgclient.cfg// the language to use as in ISO 639-2LanguageCode = "en"; // englishYou can make copies of client.cfg for each language you use and replace the file on startup, maybe by batch files on windows...:1. make 2 versions of client.cfg, name them like client_en.cfg and client_es.cfg.2. make two batch files and save them to your ryzom directory like this:ryzom_en.batcopy /Y client_en.cfg client.cfgstart /WAIT client_ryzom_rd.execopy /Y client.cfg client_en.cfgThe last line and /WAIT are optional, they take care of saving changes made to ingame settings./Y option for copy allows overwrite without confirmation.3. use shortcuts to batch files instead of ryzomP.S.: 'deutsch' means german :-)
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