Make your games multilingual | Localization | Unity + Fungus | EP#33 | Mandreel
We often work on a game without considering a VERY important point: localizing it and providing it in multiple languages to reach a much wider audience, with all the benefits this represents for an indie developer.
In this video, we'll show you how to easily and quickly create multilingual games with the free Fungus plugin for Unity.
All you need is your translated dialogue in a text file (JSON or TXT), and you're good to go! Let's get started!
🤟 SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL BY LIKING THIS VIDEO AND SHARING IT WITH YOUR FRIENDS!!!
================================
SUPPORT US BY BUYING US A COFFEE!
☕ If you live in Argentina 👉 https://bit.ly/3r7F8cf
☕ If you live outside of Argentina 👉 https://bit.ly/3AW6pDg
=================================
===============
== SECTIONS ==
===============
00:00 Intro
00:26 Downloading and installing Fungus
01:43 Creating the flowchart
02:23 Running a short test
03:02 Our JSON file with all the text
04:36 Configuring the Lua Environment
07:36 Displaying the JSON dialog in the game
09:23 Displaying JSON text in UI elements
12:09 Adding logic to change the language In-game
18:59 Conclusions
=================
== REFERENCES ==
=================
📌 Fungus (v3.13.8): https://bit.ly/3RZB2Q1
📣 FREE COURSE: Create your own Android game without knowing how to program: https://bit.ly/3nxuFav
📌 Fungus official GitHub: https://bit.ly/3DHNoIv
📌 Fungus Lua String Table: https://bit.ly/3dwhd3X
📌 Free background used in the video: https://bit.ly/3Ur4EYa
#fungusgames #unity #gamedev
Follow us on our social media!
INSTAGRAM: / mandreelgeek
SOUNDCLOUD: / mandreelgeek
TWITTER: / mandreelgeek
FACEBOOK: / mandreelgeek