I was so surprised when I knew that there’s Korean subtitles. Why not ‘danmaku’, you ask? Danmaku is for sound effects and it would result in… the text being on the right upper corner of the game instead of the Subtitle Box.īut translators did a nice job even wanting to translate though, so I’m thankful for that as well.Īlso, I’m so so so happy that there is Korean subtitles as well! I’m not sure if people would understand what I feel, but the wonky machine translations really kinda bothers me. At first I didn’t notice this as well (I didn’t even notice about the submission box lol) but thank goodness I noticed just before I pressed enter. Please do not select ‘danmaku’ when you’re submitting the translations.
#VISUAL NOVEL READER ADDING SUBS OFFLINE 2017 HOW TO#
Thank you so much :3 You can read about how to configure VNR and stuff here. At the opening of the game with VNR, I was unsure of what would happen or if my computer would be jammed but thank God nothing of the sort happened!
However! VNR is there to save the day! I’m so grateful to the person who made it omg thank you It’s not that hard to configure (but I’m a slow person so it took me longer than expected lol) but Sakimichi’s tutorial helped a lot. When I read the instructions… I was getting sleepy
There’s just too much info that I have to know and personally, I’m a bit annoyed. I didn’t even try to use Text Hooker and stuff because I thought, the settings are hella scary and long and I didn’t want to break my computer or anything.
I don’t wanna sound like I’m exaggerating or anything, but! This tool is really something else. Once I did get my game, that’s where the fun begins. So recently, as recommended by many, I downloaded VNR just for fun and didn’t really set it up or anything until I get my game. I know that Visual Novel Reader (VNR, for short) isn’t a new thing in otome-gaming, as well as stuff like ATLAS and Text Hooker, and stuff.
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