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How do I change the language in the game.

The language selection is available on the login dialog when you first launch Gehn:

Thanks

I found in dat folder that there is for instance file: ACAFinnish.loc. So there are some Finnish tranlations, but I cannot use them anywhere. How Ican change that option, in start window there is not Finnish language.
Thanx for ansvers Hermanix

Unfortunately, GULP appears to be down right now, but I don't believe the Finnish translation is very complete. You can try playing the game using it anyway by editing the general.ini file found in your %LOCALAPPDATA%\Uru - Gehn Shard\Init folder and modifying the command App.SetLanguage's argument to Finnish. The game should use English as a fallback wherever a translation is not provided.

Deledrius wrote:Unfortunately, GULP appears to be down right now, but I don't believe the Finnish translation is very complete. You can try playing the game using it anyway by editing the general.ini file found in your %LOCALAPPDATA%\Uru - Gehn Shard\Init folder and modifying the command App.SetLanguage's argument to Finnish. The game should use English as a fallback wherever a translation is not provided.

Oh yah! I know that the finnish lang is very very uncompleted, but that is very intresting to try it anymore! Thanks for guiding!
Hermanix

Deledrius wrote:You can try playing the game using it anyway by editing the general.ini file found in your %LOCALAPPDATA%\Uru - Gehn Shard\Init folder and modifying the command App.SetLanguage's argument to Finnish. The game should use English as a fallback wherever a translation is not provided.

It doesn’t work, because the Launcher replaces anything not in the Language menu with English, overwriting the .ini file.

Thanks for that note, Korovev. That's what I get for testing in my usual manner which bypasses the Launcher; I don't see this behavior. I think I'll consider this a bug, but sadly it's probably not bound to be fixed until the (eventual) rewrite I want to do for the entire localization system to be more flexible.