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  • How to Generate a CSV File with Translations
  • How to Load a CSV File with Translations
  • Example of Data Structure (Converted to Table)
  • Example of Data Structure (Raw Data)
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Import / Export CSV Localization File

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Last updated 2 months ago

This Featureis available only in the Pro Version

Import / ExThis is one of many features available exclusively in the Pro version. To learn more about all the exclusive functionalities of Pro Version, check out this comparison:

A separate .CSV (Comma-separated values) file can be generated for each Dialogue containing all translatable data

Remember!

That only saved data is converted to CSV file

How to Generate a CSV File with Translations

  • In the upper right corner of the editor find the button “Export”.

  • After clicking it, File Explorer will open, where you can choose the location where you want to save the CSV file

  • After selecting the location, save the file

  • In the upper right corner of the editor find the button “Export”.

  • After clicking it, File Explorer will open, where you can choose the location where you want to save the CSV file

  • After selecting the location, save the file

How to Load a CSV File with Translations

  • In the upper right corner of the editor find the “Import” button.

  • After clicking on it, the File Explorer will open, where you can select the place where the CSV file is saved.

  • After selecting the file, click “Open” and the data from the file will be loaded into Dialog

  • In the upper right corner of the editor find the “Import” button.

  • After clicking on it, the File Explorer will open, where you can select the place where the CSV file is saved.

  • After selecting the file, click “Open” and the data from the file will be loaded into Dialog

Remember!

In a CSV file, text containing a quote is enclosed in quotes, and original quotes are replaced with double quotes. Example: Name "Nickname" Surname -> "Name ""Nickname"" Surname"

Example of Data Structure (Converted to Table)

GUID ID
English
Polish

1c13e8b4-c831-4a8c-9b1f-33b7a8ee6b90

Hello

Cześć

ba35f36e-65d7-488d-9dea-364b80238d26

Quote in CSV

Cudzysłów w CSV

fa98a1b3-7263-4049-b044-26792bff70cd

"A ""Quote"" Z"

"A ""Cudzysłów"" Z"

Example of Data Structure (Raw Data)

GUID ID,ENGLISH,POLISH
1c13e8b4-c831-4a8c-9b1f-33b7a8ee6b90,Hello,Cześć
ba35f36e-65d7-488d-9dea-364b80238d26,Quote in CSV,Cudzysłów w CSV
fa98a1b3-7263-4049-b044-26792bff70cd,"A ""Quote"" Z","A ""Cudzysłów"" Z"
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