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| forcelang | |
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| File:Forcelangvita.jpg | |
| General | |
| Author | xdanieldzd |
| Type | Plugins |
| Version | 0.1 |
| License | MIT License |
| Last Updated | 2018/07/31 |
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Forcelang is a plugin to force language in games.
What is forcelang?
A taiHEN plugin for overriding an application's language, if queried by sceAppUtilSystemParamGetInt and SCE_SYSTEM_PARAM_ID_LANG. Possibly inefficient, possibly still buggy, it is literally the author's "My First Vita Homebrew".
Requirements
- A way to use taiHEN plugins (developed using a PS Vita on 3.65 Enso)
- ioPlus (for config file access)
How To Install Forcelang
Copy forcelang.suprx and ioplus.skprx to ur0:/tai, then add the plugin to the config.txt section of each application you want to use it with.
*KERNEL ur0:tai/ioplus.skprx # Example for Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (European PSN) *PCSB00861 ur0:tai/forcelang.suprx
Screenshot
Configuration
When starting an application with the plugin enabled, the plugin will look for, and if necessary create, a configuration file at ux0:/data/forcelang/[title ID].txt, ex. PCSB00861.txt.
This file contains a single number, corresponding to the Vita system's SceSystemParamLang enum. Thus, valid values are:
- 0: Japanese
- 1: American English
- 2: French
- 3: Spanish
- 4: German
- 5: Italian
- 6: Dutch
- 7: Portugal Portuguese
- 8: Russian
- 9: Korean
- 10: Traditional Chinese
- 11: Simplified Chinese
- 12: Finnish
- 13: Swedish
- 14: Danish
- 15: Norwegian
- 16: Polish
- 17: Brazil Portuguese
- 18: British English
- 19: Turkish
Do note that the application might not support the language requested, or it might not use the function patched by this plugin to determine the language. If an application supports switching languages ex. via its options menu, use that instead.
Changelog
(v.0.1)
- First Release.