private void Awake()
{
//Setting whether to use system language first. If it is on, then setting current language has no effect.
LocalizationSupport.UseSystemLanguage = UseSystemLanguage;
/*
* if (Language.CompareTo ("English") == 0 || Language.CompareTo ("German") == 0) {
*
* } else {
* Language = "English";
* }*/
LocalizationSupport.CurrentLanguage = LocalizationSupport.StringToLanguage(Language);
string originalPath = LocalizationSupport.StringsXMLPath;
try
{
LocalizationSupport.StringsXMLPath = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(StringsXmlResource);
}
catch (Exception)
{
Debug.LogError("Localization Configuration: Strings XML Path string is invalid!");
}
if ((!LocalizationSupport.StringsLoaded) || (originalPath != StringsXmlResource))
{
LocalizationSupport.LoadStrings();
}
}
//****** Here is how you change language at runtime. ******
//Alternatively, you can setup language settings for the whole game in editor using LocalizationSupportSetup prefab (refer to the second demo scene).
private void UpdateLanguage()
{
//First set whether to overwrite any language setting with system language.
LocalizationSupport.UseSystemLanguage = autodetectToggle.isOn;
//Set the language you want. Has no effect if UseSystemLanguage is on.
LocalizationSupport.CurrentLanguage = LocalizationSupport.StringToLanguage(languages[currentLanguage]);
//Reload the level to apply changes to UI. Note LocalizationSupport.GetString(string) will work without reloading the scene.
Application.LoadLevel(0);
}
