1. Add strings of text to the source column of the GameLocalizationTable.csv file or add entries though the Translate portal
2. [IF DONE WITH A CVS FILE] Do not have a column named after the language that you want automatically translated and upload the file to the Localization plugin window in Roblox Studio. This can be done for ANY language.
3. Turn on Auto Translation for “Experience Strings and Products” in the translator portal for the game.
4. After a minute, translation will be completed. Most of the strings have been automatically translated, but some have not, and some have been only half-translated, leaving the other half in the source language. Some strings have been half-deleted. The bug happens for all languages.
Expected Behavior
I expect the automatic translation to translate all of the strings.
Actual Behavior
Some strings are left untranslated or half-translated, and some strings are half deleted and not translated at all.
Yes, here is the entire CSV file for the automatic translations. All of these are automatic EXCEPT Spanish, which was manually translated, so please ignore the Spanish column.
Regarding the ‘fail to translate entire words’ bit, sometimes if Roblox Translate doesn’t know how to translate something, we leave it untranslated.
Just curious – if Roblox Translate is unsure how to translate something fully, would you rather get a partial translation or no translation? Or how would you prefer to be notified about this?
There are some words in my game that are very specific and uncommon words, so some of them I expected to be untranslated, which is okay. (For example, specific species names of extinct birds) But if there is a word that the translator is unsure about, I would rather it leaves the entire word untranslated rather than translating half of the word. If the word is part of a sentence, I would prefer it translates all the words in the sentence that it can except for the word that it can’t. For example, when it half-translated “Vulture” it wrote “秃ulture”, and “秃” means “bald”. The entire Simplified Chinese for “Vulture” is “秃鹰” (meaning “bald bird of prey”). It seems like it was starting to correctly translate the word, but stopped half way, so this is why I thought it was a bug.
