Translate games on the fly

AdamBeGood

@saccublenda said in Translate games on the fly:

@adambegood I think you have to replace HEREISMYKEY with the actual key that you get when you register to the website.

Great shout! I've amended that now, and still no joy. I am focusing on PC98 so far as that is where I have a few games I'd like to try. I tried putting the code into /pc98/retroarch.cfg also, but that didn't do it.

Here's my PC98 config: https://pastebin.com/GNisWHPH

I am pressing the keyboard hotkey and the 't' key.

Edit: let me have a look at this in the morning, I have had a read around the issue now and hopefully can try some things out.

mitu

@adambegood said in Translate games on the fly:

Here's my PC98 config: https://pastebin.com/GNisWHPH

3rd line from the config says:

ai_service_enable = false

So the translation service is disabled.

AdamBeGood

@mitu said in Translate games on the fly:

@adambegood said in Translate games on the fly:

Here's my PC98 config: https://pastebin.com/GNisWHPH

3rd line from the config says:

ai_service_enable = false

So the translation service is disabled.

Derp.

This is why I said I'd look tomorrow, I knew I would have done something stupid.

In my defence, my daughter is sleeping poorly so I am not at 100% over here.

I need to work out if I need to enable this for each system then, surely if the global settings are being overridden by this false line on each individual system setting then I need to edit each system config that I want to use. Don't answer that! I'll work it out.

Thanks very much, @mitu !

Edit: I haven't worked out the global/individual system issue yet, but I have this working on PC98. Clever stuff!

Folly

Hi all !

ai_service_mode = "1"
ai_service_pause = "false"

I was experimenting with translation option again.
When changing the above settings it does not pause and speaks directly the translation to you.

It's also possible to choose many input/output languages.

ai_service_source_lang = "0"
ai_service_target_lang = "1"

0= not set
1= English
2= Spanish
3= French
4= Italian
5= German
6= Japanese
7= Dutch
etc.... and much more.

Perhaps also interesting for you @dmmarti !

dmmarti

@folly Ah nice!!!

I've got a few other computer systems I'm wanting to try .. so this translate tool is awesome.

DTEAM

@folly @mitu
Hi Folly and mitu

If I wanna use a gamepad button to start the translation, what should I do. I've try :

input_ai_service = "nul" # I tried  ---> r3    , r3_btn   14 (#associated with this button)
input_ai_service_axis = "nul"
input_ai_service_btn = "nul" # I tried  ---> r3    , r3_btn   14 (#associated with this button)
input_ai_service_mbtn = "nul"

nothing works

Folly

@dteam

I added this in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg :

input_ai_service_btn = "11"

Worked perfectly !

You should then use 14 instead, I think.

mitu

@dteam As @Folly said, you need to add the button's input code, not the name. Look in the .cfg file of your controller (in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads) and find the input code for the button you want to use, then set the value accordingly for input_ai_service_btn.

DTEAM

@mitu
Thanks, works well!

TPR

@mitu Nevermind. I started a new topic:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/33725/ai-service-auto-translate-question

Lord Vek

Hello,

I am trying to use the AI Service to translate Japanese games. I read all the previous postings and I gave these settings into retroarch.cfg:

ai_service_enable = "true"
ai_service_mode = "0"
ai_service_pause = "true"
ai_service_source_lang = "6"
ai_service_target_lang = "1"
ai_service_url = "http://ztranslate.net/service?api_key=ECRCQTSA9D"

I gave as button from within Retroarch/Hotkeys the "11" button of my controller.
It doesn't work for me. What did I do wrong? And, what settings I have to give to have an effect like in Folly's picture in the previous page?

Thank you in advance.

Folly

@Lord-Vek said in Translate games on the fly:

Hello,

I am trying to use the AI Service to translate Japanese games. I read all the previous postings and I gave these settings into retroarch.cfg:

ai_service_enable = "true"
ai_service_mode = "0"
ai_service_pause = "true"
ai_service_source_lang = "6"
ai_service_target_lang = "1"
ai_service_url = "http://ztranslate.net/service?api_key=ECRCQTSA9D"

I gave as button from within Retroarch/Hotkeys the "11" button of my controller.
It doesn't work for me. What did I do wrong? And, what settings I have to give to have an effect like in Folly's picture in the previous page?

Thank you in advance.

I used all your settings and added :
input_ai_service = "t"
input_ai_service_btn = "11"

I works over here.

When using a hotkey enable key/button then also use that key/button.
So check your retroarch.cfg for these :
#input_enable_hotkey =
#input_enable_hotkey_btn =
When commented they are off.
Otherwise you will see something like this :
input_enable_hotkey = "ctrl"
input_enable_hotkey_btn = "10"

Lord Vek

@Folly Thank you, now it works!

Lord Vek

Hmmm... Translation doesn't work with lr-fuse. Is it because the hotkey (select) is also used for the virtual keyboard?

Folly

@Lord-Vek

Could be, try another button that does not conflict.

Lord Vek

@Folly I mean you have to press hotkey (select) together with the translation key, which in my case is 11 (left analog stick pressed down).

Folly

@Lord-Vek

What language are you trying to translate ?

There are system specific retroarch.cfg files.
If you cannot use that select button then add some other key in the system specific retroarch.cfg.

Lord Vek

@Lord-Vek OK, Thanks.

Retrodade

@Folly will this work with older versions of retroarch ? Or does it only work on newer versions ?
Thanks

Folly

@Retrodade

The first post of this topic is from November 2020.
It already worked back then.
So indeed it will work with older versions.

I have intergraded in my script.
If you use my script and installed a system then you can already use Hotkey "T" for translation.