EPTSC2: Language Pack Required - Page 3
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eXalt
United States71 Posts
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Kooneekoo
France4 Posts
On August 02 2012 14:49 Headsh0tBR wrote: edit: tried to change the variables to ensg but it changes back to enUS by itself You have to edit Variables.txt while sc2 is NOT running Ridiculously inconvenient that I have to manually edit the variables.txt file everytime I switch from NA to TW. you can make a version of Variables.txt for each region and use a .bat file that copy the good version and launch the game (sorry english) | ||
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nicknack
Australia189 Posts
variables.txt now looks like, guess either will work. localeidassets=zhTW localeiddata=zhTW Maybe this can be added to the first post to help others. | ||
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nisseonbeer
Denmark4 Posts
mine was on "engb" changed to ensg and i can now log in to the NA. My EU version is still "engb" and is working just fine. i am from denmark(eu), if it have any use to solve next person. | ||
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scsequeL
47 Posts
On January 03 2012 21:31 Iksf wrote: I get this when playing between EU and NA, my fix is to go into Documents/Starcraft II/variables.txt and change all enGB to enUS and same with Documents/StarCraft II/Accounts/<account number>/variables.txt. This helped me, then after a couple of days I got the same problem when I tried to log into NA again. Did the same thing again and got it fixed. Just make sure to not have starcraft turned on while changing the variable and you should have no problems  | ||
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rkshox
Taiwan536 Posts
On August 01 2012 01:17 dreamseller wrote: ok its documents sc2 folder variables file. localeidassets=ensg localeiddata=ensg make sure you have sg on the end. mine had gb translation: my documents - starcraft ii - Variable.txt -edit the two lines in the quote this worked for me Worked perfectly for me. Thank you so much!!! | ||
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DarKcS
Australia1237 Posts
On August 02 2012 16:28 Kooneekoo wrote: You have to edit Variables.txt while sc2 is NOT running you can make a version of Variables.txt for each region and use a .bat file that copy the good version and launch the game (sorry english) Since variables.txt keeps all your settings, changing anything (like volume, hotkey profile) will be forgotten each time. I wrote a vb to edit the line, just make a bat to run it and the game shortcut each time (2 vbs, one for each language, two bats pointing to each). VBS (I just have enUS AND enSG lines just in case I use individual US client instead of SEA which has both - edit the lines as needed). + Show Spoiler + Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2 Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("Variables.txt", ForReading) strText = objFile.ReadAll objFile.Close strNewText = Replace(strText, "enUS", "zhTW") strNewText = Replace(strNewText, "enSG", "zhTW") Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("Variables.txt", ForWriting) objFile.WriteLine strNewText objFile.Close BAT (point to shortcut for game shortcut (you wont launch through that one, you will run the game with this .bat). start command launches the .vbs (must be in same location as bat) to change language, so make sure it's named as in the .bat + Show Spoiler + @echo off start tw.vbs rundll32 shell32.dll,ShellExec_RunDLL "C:\Users\sc2supergamerpro_yesyou_\desktop\SC2 TW.url" ** I actually replaced this with a better target script which requires less manual editing. pm me for it. | ||
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Dice.
United States78 Posts
On August 01 2012 06:39 eXeJJu wrote: Ok i found the way, you have to go to your Variables.txt and set the localeidassets=enGB localeiddata=enGB to your local language, i'm from Europe playing on NA didn't work so instead of enUS like it is supposed to be, i put enGB wich is the europe english version, and i was able to log in, it has something to do with the clock i believe. Im playing on EU from US and this works for me, thank you!!! <3 | ||
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SorrowShine
698 Posts
I just can confirm about variables.txt I have 2 2 accounts with 2 versions installed: European with enGB and American with enUS. just go to variables.txt and change enGB to enUS and mistake disappeared Just sidenote: when i stared european version -> it changed variables.txt automatically. Hmm.. | ||
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dreadlordx
United States80 Posts
----------------------------- If you experience an issue in StarCraft II where your interface language has changed, or if you are receiving an error that says “an authorized language pack is required” after the 1.5.0 patch, it is likely that your original language settings were overwritten during the patch process. We are aware of this issue and are working on a resolution at this time. Follow the workaround below to return your game client’s language settings to their original defaults. Locate the Variables File First, you must locate the variables.txt file on your system. Follow the steps below for your operating system. Windows Vista/7 Click Start. Click Documents and open the StarCraft II folder. Open variables.txt. Windows XP Click Start. Click My Documents and open the StarCraft II folder. Open variables.txt. Mac OS X Open Finder. Hold down the Option (Alt) key and select Library from the Go menu. Navigate to ~/Library/Application Support/Blizzard/StarCraft II. Open variables.txt. This file contains the configuration for your StarCraft II client’s language and several other settings. Change the Language Setting In the variables.txt file, the following lines control your game client’s language: localeidassets=enGB localeiddata=enGB Changing the information following the equals sign will change the language setting in-game. Be sure to save the file after any changes are made. Available languages are listed on the table below. Note: Ensure that your language setting matches your game license’s language. If you have two game licenses on your Battle.net account, you will need to switch the language setting in this file each time you want to swap to a different license. Regional Language The Americas American English - enUS Latin American Spanish - esMX Brazilian Portuguese - ptBR Europe German - deDE European English - enGB European Spanish - esES French - frFR Italian - itIT Polish - plPL Portuguese - ptPT Russian - ruRU Korea Korean - koKR Taiwan Traditional Chinese - zhTW Southeast Asia & Australia/New Zealand Southeast Asia English - enSG -------------------------- Hope this helps! Regards, Chris C. Blizzard Entertainment | ||
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afonzi
Portugal1 Post
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Shawny
Denmark15 Posts
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mizU
United States12125 Posts
???: if you don't want to keep switching per region. | ||
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ohad11
1 Post
http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/forum/topic/6794480888 | ||
Hoender
South Africa381 Posts
Things I have tried: Changing Variables.txt settings, changing launcher.db file setting, using the Relocaliser program, deleting cache, deleting Documents/Starcraft II folder, deleting Programdata/StarCraft II folder, running the support programs in Starcraft II/Support, deleting registry settings. The only thing I haven't done yet that I can think of is to do a clean reinstall, which I really don't want to do as I have a limited amount of Internet data per month (2 gig). Are there any other people having the same problem? Any suggestions? | ||
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trips
United Kingdom107 Posts
Lots of people waiting for fix don't reinstall. | ||
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welcome.gg
2 Posts
As far as I can tell, no suggested solutions of this or any other old thread work for me or anyone else.  | ||
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Ovian
Germany6 Posts
ofc its annoying playing in russian, but thats the only euro language that works atm. trust me. | ||
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Ovian
Germany6 Posts
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ioFilip
Romania33 Posts
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