/jp/ - Otaku Culture

UFUFUFUFU~

also just change your system language to japanese, it's more fun that way

>Winamp

People still using that outdated piece of shit?

Fuck off, /b/.

People have systems that operate without being in Japanese region settings?

>>2272942
ಠ_ಠ

>Fuck you LACK OF unicode.
Fixed that for you.

>>2272939
>and i'm greeting with more motherfucking unicode
I'M GREETING TOO

Switch to Japanese you silly goose. AppLocale is shit and inconvenient.

I installed it just fine in Nipponese with AppLocale.

Maybe you should stop having the gay.

OP here:

I don't want to switch to Japanese unless it's completely necessary, restarting whenever I want to install something is frustrating. Is there no way I can get AppLocale to work its magic?

>>2272968
>restarting whenever I want to install something

>>2272968
just stay in Moon mode at all times. 年 = year, what more do you need to know?

>>2272982
Mine doesn't even change the text to japanese, all i have to deal with is the change in \.

OP here:

Here's what happens, incase you misunderstood.

Guess i'll switch to Japanese for now, fuck.

Applocale is for fags.

Just go into your regional settings and set your system locale to Japanese.

>>2272995
run as administrator, MORAN

>>2272995
>for now
explain why you would ever switch back

If you REALLY can't get AppLocale to work and REALLY don't want to enter moon mode, get vmware and run a dedicated mooninite windows installation inside it.

I had the same problem, OP, and I fixed it by switching my system locale to Japanese and installing. Sorry.

Switch your regional settings to Japanese and keep it like that if you don't want to miss out on a bunch of the music.

You don't have to switch back to Jap. I did it with Applocale and it worked fine, except i had to copy some jap files manually from the mounted image

Run installer in applocale, and run the game in applocale, after the install is done, make sure to copy all files with moon in their name, such as lots of BGMs, otherwise they won't play, as the installer fails copying them. Install the translation patch in a separate directory inside the game folder ( do not overwrite any files ) and run the onscripter-en.exe in that folder.
I managed to play through chapter 1-3 without any issues using applocale.

OP thinks changing to Japanese locale actually changes stuff? It is 99% the same, except it changes / or \ to the yen sign. Oh, also, if you play Age of Kings, it will play the Japanese voices, which is pretty cool. Not sure if any other games do that.

Since I switched to jap locale, I've never had to change back.

Switching to Jap makes your fonts look screwy

>>2273176

>>2273165
It changes stuff if you actually do any developing and work with CLI utilities a lot. Japanese console fonts are fugly.

>>2273165
Yeah, there's a few other pieces of software that will run in japanese. But it's not really an issue.

I don't like seeing the yen symbol instead of a slash

>>2273180
Well, I never use the windows console anyway. Pig disgusting.

>>2273183
You get used to it after awhile.

>>2273183
I like it.

It's like I'm really Japanese ^_^!

>>2273183
This just made me realize that I DON'T have the yen symbol instead of the backslash anymore.

Huh. Wonder when that happened.

>>2272939
>>OP's pic
found mah new ringtone.

I keep it on Japanese all the time, and it generally doesn't make any difference (although one of the Atlantica patches made the game no longer run if I wasn't set to English, but I don't play it anymore anyway)

I was having issues connecting to our print server and so my dad and I were working on getting things configured, and he was all "What's up with this symbol here?" when he saw yen signs in place of backslashes. I had to convince him that it was just a cosmetic difference and wasn't fucking things up.

Having it set to Japanese also made my Excel reconfigure (which was necessary anyway for properly viewing spreadsheets with Japanese in them), although I'm using a fucking 8-9 year old version of it so that might be a problem too.

It also makes Megaupload give me a Japanese version of the page.

Don't want to live with Japanese locale just for Umineko?

1. Change locale to Japanese, restart computer
2. Install Umineko
3. Change locale back (if you like), restart
4. Use AppLocale to play Umineko (run in "XP compatibility mode" on Vista)
5. Profit!