UnityGameTranslator Files

UGT Mod's interface translation can now be placed in any game, including one already set up, and each game can decide for itself. The game list filters now say what you can do next, and a running game is easy to spot.

Game settings

New features

• UGT Mod interface translation for each game. On a game's Set up, turn the interface translation on or off for that game. Turned on in a game with no interface file, Apply places the one from Mod defaults and says so. A game with its own file keeps it until you press Replace file.

Enhancements

• Mod defaults replace the interface file too. Applying Mod defaults to a game now places or replaces its interface file and its switch, listed with the other differences first. Before, a game already set up could not get the file.

Bug fixes

• The one-click applies what you changed on Set up. On a game already set up, a new language, source language, key or Enable translations was written only by its own Apply: the one-click ignored it, and the choice was lost when the page was redrawn. The one-click now lists these changes and writes them.

Game list

Enhancements

• Filters say what you can do next: Ready to play, Set up, Mine, Translation available, No translation yet. "In my language" and "Untranslated" only looked at the website, so a game translated on this computer was shown as untranslated.
• Fewer filters. "Running" and "Not moddable" are gone. Games that cannot be modded are still in All, with the reason on their page.
• A running game stands out. A green dot pulses in place of its Play button, and its row is tinted.