Translation bo1 GE/ES/IT/FR/RU/PL/JP

[polemik victor]

Dogeeee did you watch the youtube video?

[JoshuaMart23cc]

polemik victor Thanks brother, I'm Mexican and the Spanish translation helped me a lot: DDD, thank you very much

[NiknameMatador88]

polemik victor Can you help me, it says: exe_can't_find_zone(the carpet and yes i have it it's in BO1 spanish

[NiknameMatador88]

NiknameMatador88 i just solved it by not deletting the "common" carpet inside the "zone" carpet, i recomend that you put that error inside the mod description

[RUMA28]

polemik victor Hello! Bro may you publish the files on Mediafire?

[JaGew_123xddd]

increible GRACIAAAAS

[Fly14]

The italian language pack is down, could you re upload it?

[polemik victor]

Fly14 Hello, I just recreated a link with the Italian patch, I did it by hand, can you tell me if it works? thx

[alesanto]

In the mission to liberate hell, I get like this, how do I solve it?

[Hadi77KSA]

Just a couple of notes regarding the Polish and Japanese packs:

• They're incompatible with "PlayStation DualShock 4 Button Prompts Mod" (link to the mod: https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/28975/release-bo1-playstation-dualshock-4-button-prompts-mod) and any other fonts mods that are not designed for the Polish nor Japanese languages.
  This is due to these two languages' fonts being in a different structure than the English language's fonts structure.

• Sometimes the text could appear broken or lower quality. This is due to the value of the loc_language dvar changing. This change also affects the file directory from which the game will look for the language files. I suggest changing its value either through the config_mp.cfg/conLZM.cfg file if you know where it's located for Plutonium, or through the game console.
  Upon starting the game, check though the console that the dvar doesn't have a "latched value". The below picture shows how this latched value would look like in the in-game console if it's present:
  

  If it's present, use the below command, and replace the # with the corresponding number of the language you're using.

  loc_language #
  

  • English: 0
  • French: 1
  • German: 4
  • Italian: 5
  • Spanish: 6
  • Russian: 8
  • Polish: 9
  • Japanese: 11

  

Update (2024/09/21)

Added the rest of the languages' corresponding loc_language values.