First Release of my Avalian Translation Software
Posted 3 months agoSoftware to translate the avali language!
Features:
Font Translation: Using the avali scratch text (Galactic Common) to help you learn- or translate avali text. I will add an inverse of this for ease of use later. There is random text you can practice translating on, to add or replace the words, use the file random.md. Currently it is full of random stuff that I dont remeber the source of.
Pronunciation: Subs in how an avali would have to say certain things in speech since they can't pronounce certain letters.
Numbers: Base 12 glyph number system. This was difficult to figure out but you can now put in any base 10 number. i.e 64 and get the avali (base 12) equivalent.
User settings: Mostly a work in progress but you can change your theme for the application.
Other: There is an ini file where you can set up custom themes but unless that interest's you, you wont have to worry about it. There are 2 preset themes accessible through the application itself.
Comments:
This software is made 100% by me, every line- except for maybe a couple dozen- was understood and written at some point. There is like one short function somewhere that was beyond me that I had to outsource. This was a large project for me taking over 6 months mostly due to college and other events.
I have plans to add to and expand the software and wont be abandoning this software and will fix any major bugs asap but I do need to take some time to separate myself from it and work on other things for a little bit. All credits for the software can be found in the credits window of it.
Install:
You can find the source code and the installer for my software on my GitHub, on my profile and I will leave a link here too: https://github.com/Ralsdoge/avalitranslation
Features:
Font Translation: Using the avali scratch text (Galactic Common) to help you learn- or translate avali text. I will add an inverse of this for ease of use later. There is random text you can practice translating on, to add or replace the words, use the file random.md. Currently it is full of random stuff that I dont remeber the source of.
Pronunciation: Subs in how an avali would have to say certain things in speech since they can't pronounce certain letters.
Numbers: Base 12 glyph number system. This was difficult to figure out but you can now put in any base 10 number. i.e 64 and get the avali (base 12) equivalent.
User settings: Mostly a work in progress but you can change your theme for the application.
Other: There is an ini file where you can set up custom themes but unless that interest's you, you wont have to worry about it. There are 2 preset themes accessible through the application itself.
Comments:
This software is made 100% by me, every line- except for maybe a couple dozen- was understood and written at some point. There is like one short function somewhere that was beyond me that I had to outsource. This was a large project for me taking over 6 months mostly due to college and other events.
I have plans to add to and expand the software and wont be abandoning this software and will fix any major bugs asap but I do need to take some time to separate myself from it and work on other things for a little bit. All credits for the software can be found in the credits window of it.
Install:
You can find the source code and the installer for my software on my GitHub, on my profile and I will leave a link here too: https://github.com/Ralsdoge/avalitranslation
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