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    hello

    i have a problem with a mod i love so much. i m french and my game is in french. i installed amazing 3.1 brigadier graham french music pack and it allows to have your own regiment of drummer in your army who's playing fife and drum music during battle. the problem is that, since this DrumregimentlocV1.7.pack is in english, my entire game is now HALF french, HALF english.
    i would like to know how to turn this pack file from english to french language...
    if someone could help me...

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    Default Re: loc file, language problem

    i think its not possible. Modder have to create 1 loc_fr file and 1 loc_en file . ask him but i think its the only soluce
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    Default Re: loc file, language problem

    You have to translate it. APE:TI includes an english ui.loc file as well as the localisation.loc so at least all your texts are in English

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    Quote Originally Posted by TWmadman View Post
    hello

    i have a problem with a mod i love so much. i m french and my game is in french. i installed amazing 3.1 brigadier graham french music pack and it allows to have your own regiment of drummer in your army who's playing fife and drum music during battle. the problem is that, since this DrumregimentlocV1.7.pack is in english, my entire game is now HALF french, HALF english.
    i would like to know how to turn this pack file from english to french language...
    if someone could help me...
    I think I see your problem. Export both to tsv. Open both with a spreadsheet editor. The drum regiment additions should be at the bottom of the English loc. Copy them and paste them to the bottom of your French loc. Save as tsv (without text delimiters if possible) and import back into your loc pack. Remove the English loc file from your data folder.

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