It is quite specialized in what it does and may appeal only to a small audience, and it may not work in all cases, but it is small, open source, and should work in the majority of cases. Run the included setinstalldirectory. Locale Emulator is a handy program for users who want to run programs designed for specific locales. Extract the /CM3D2/ folder to anywhere on your computer that youd like. IF YOU DO, you will have to edit the registry: http. If it shows Japanese anywhere, or you know it is of Japanese origin, use Applocale.
#INSTALLING JAPANESE APPLOCALE UPDATE#
Run almost everything with Applocale - installer, update files, maker and game executables, translated maker loader, etc. You may then use the "run as other user" option to run programs that refuse to work properly under your main account. This goes for utilities like Wizzard as well. What you can do in this case is create other user accounts on the operating system, and switch the locales for these accounts to the desired one. This is the case for the aforementioned 64-bit programs for instance which the program won't emulate another locale for. Some programs may refuse to run, and there is little that you can do about that. Locale Emulator works fine in many cases, but not in all.
#INSTALLING JAPANESE APPLOCALE WINDOWS 10#
The development focus is Windows 10 however. The application itself is compatible with all versions of Windows starting with Windows 7 Service Pack 1. In addition to setting the system locale, you may need to re-install the game entirely, if you originally installed the game under default system locale. It runs 32-bit programs on 32-bit and 64-bit systems fine, but does not support 64-bit programs on 64-bit systems. Check to make sure your system locale is set to Japanese Locale for non-Unicode programs (Found under the Advanced tab in Region & Language in the Control Panel). One shortcoming of Locale Emulator is that it does not support native 64-bit programs.
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