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Radagast 29 Aug @ 5:59am
Bugg changing localization
I wanted to change my localization to use the original english versions but it didn't work for me - i still got the german texts, no matter what i choose in steam.
Finally i replaced my DE.txt in the localization folder with the content of TimespinnerStrings.txt which gave me the desired result, but ii don't think that's the way it should work.
Nonetheless nice little game - good job!
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Originally posted by LunarRayGames:
Hi Radagast,

The first time you load the game, it tries to pick the language you have set in Steam. However, after that initial load, it ignores Steam's language selection.

In that case, if you want to change your locale for Timespinner, you must do it in the Title Screen- the one where it says "New Game, Continue, etc". On the bottom left part of the screen, it will have an icon that looks like a message box containing "...". The button to popup that menu should be your secondary menu button, which is Square on a PlayStation controller. That opens the localization menu for you to change your language.

Hope that helps!
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LunarRayGames  [developer] 29 Aug @ 10:04am 
Hi Radagast,

The first time you load the game, it tries to pick the language you have set in Steam. However, after that initial load, it ignores Steam's language selection.

In that case, if you want to change your locale for Timespinner, you must do it in the Title Screen- the one where it says "New Game, Continue, etc". On the bottom left part of the screen, it will have an icon that looks like a message box containing "...". The button to popup that menu should be your secondary menu button, which is Square on a PlayStation controller. That opens the localization menu for you to change your language.

Hope that helps!
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Radagast 30 Aug @ 5:21am 
Thx for the help - was just blind. Perhaps this helps others as well, if they don't see the option.
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