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Hey buddy,  I have a suggestion.......

Instead of writing two copies of code, you can use the translation capabilities provided by Renpy.This can reduce your workload a lot

Do you have plans to add multiple languages to the game?

I've noticed some people in the comments below volunteered to make translations that combine translations made by different fans, allowing the game to switch languages freely. (I am also very happy to make a Chinese translation)

Making the Android version only requires a few minor tweaks, such as font size and spacing on Android. You can upload it to an Android gaming platform like GooglePlay.

Like the game "her tears were my light", this is also a short game made using Renpy, incorporating 13 fan-made languages.

How to add multilingual support to your game?  I thought it was made using Renpy, tried to translate it, but found it was Unity  

The GUI makes heavy use of images rather than code.  

If you want to add a language, does that mean you need to make a new image  

Everyone is sighing at the beautiful story, and I want to praise it from another angle. Although this game is very short, the programming skills are very elegant. Many Renpy games are just PPT. 

At least in terms of multilingual support, this game is a very good example.

The GUI is now the default on Androi

I'd like to make a suggestion.  

The graphics in this game are a little bit unfriendly to translators, maybe it would be better to replace the text in the graphics with code?  

So cute, so cute, so cute (important things need to be repeated three times.)

Unfortunately, the GUI of this game is a little strange (aspect ratio and button layout), which is not suitable for mobile devices. Do you have any plans to adjust it?

I hope to translate the game into other languages. Unfortunately, the message in the picture needs to be modified with Photoshop

I want to translate this game, but Renpy's own translation function cannot output all the texts that need to be translated. Many texts still need to be searched and translated in the source files, which is really tiring