Translation to ptBR ()

[BispoSnake]

Update: Since there are people asking for the release, I'm
posting the incomplete AddOn for download. Note that this
is NOT a finished version, it has MANY things to do, but it
will work fine with quest tracking (at least, should work).

I've tested along with 2 more friends of mine, and they found
some minor problems, but like I said, quest tracking should
work without problems.

If you find any problems, please report and BE PATIENT, cause
the AddOn is full of things to translate and require TIME to do
so.

Thanks to Andrey (Prezuntits / Gurubashi), Pietro (Irwen / Skywall)
and Ronaldo (Pilgeanter / Akama), and especially to cry1004 for help
me with the translation structure - if wasn't for him, This translation
would not be ready at all

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Translation Progress:

- Carbonite 4.3 ptBR already loading;
- Maps / Locations: Ok (looks like at least);
- Taxi names: 0%;
- NPC's file: 0%;
- Quest file: 0%;
- Strings file: 0%;
- Merge changes with other translations: 0%.

Still need more tests, beta version available on the
end of the topic. It's a HUGE work, need a little patience

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Good afternoon to all,

Guys, with the 4.3 version, we now have a new language in World of Warcraft: Brazilian Portuguese.

I've tried to use the Carbonite along with this language (I'm brazilian ), and it doesn't work at all, even with a fan fix that was made regarding the ore tracking on the map (I've missed the link).

So, a friend of mine told me (please correct if we are wrong) that Carbonite binds the names that are on enUS to work properly. Since I'm using ptBR, Carbonite won't work.

My question: if I translate Carbonite, naming the things the way they are on ptBR language, following the instructions of this link, maybe it would work?

http://www.wowinterface.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=41670

Thanks a lot for the help,
Snake.

[cry1004]

Hi..
This is version Carbonite 4.3 now working with latest wow 4.3.0 15005.
include your language file.
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locales\
Strings-koKR.lua
Quest-koKR.lua
NPC-koKR.lua
Strings-ptBR.lua <--include
Quest-ptBR.lua <--include
NPC-ptBR.lua <--include
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and edit Carbonite.toc

locales\Strings-koKR.lua
locales\NPC-koKR.lua
locales\Quest-koKR.lua
locales\Strings-ptBR.lua
locales\NPC-ptBR.lua
locales\Quest-ptBR.lua

Localization.lua
Carbonite.lua
Carbonite.xml
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and edit Localization.lua
elseif GetLocale() == "ptBR" then <--include
:
:
:
else -- English

[BispoSnake]

Hi cry1004, thanks for the reply.

I'm a bit confused here, I'm still not much familiar with Carbonite structure. This "locale" you're saying is a folder or a file? I'm not able to find it in Carbonite folders.

Should I create new files with the names you said somewhere inside Carbonite folder structure? I've tried to find some examples, but not that could help.

Thanks a lot.
Snake.

[BispoSnake]

Hi again,

I downloaded the Korean Carbonite version that you've posted on the other topic. Now I can see, there is a folder called "locale" on the Carbonite main module root directory.

With the info you gave and the files from your example, maybe I can translate it.

Thanks a lot again!
Snake.

[centenaro]

Snake,

Let me know if you need any help with the translation. I'm brazilian too.

Thanks!

[BispoSnake]

Hey Centenaro,

I'm with 2 more guys here, with a spreadsheet trying to find the correspondent names from enUS to ptBR.

We almost finished the Kalimdor names and now moving to Eastern Kingdoms. If you could find us a list of names of NPC's and Quests, would be great.

Thanks a lot!
Snake.

[mgaedke]

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