#LocalizationTools

[pingaksho-tech]

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[cadavaberry]

First off, thanks so much for all the information you've got here - not to mention all the gorgeous pictures! Using your help and that of others, I managed to get my images of interest out to the AR2 format, and managed to get localizationTools... and that's where I'm stuck, because even when I go into the Art2Converter section and load one of the images, all I get is a thousand errors. I'd be grateful for any help you can give me on the GUI!

That’s good to know. At least someone’s been partially successful.

Those errors are common and it’s probably an issue with the image format. Which game are you referring to? Is it a new game or an old one? In any case, PSP devs often mix and match formats as they please. It could be that the AR2 files you’re trying to convert are a newer version of AR2 that the tool doesn’t support.

On top of that, many PSP tools were only created for a specific game in mind, usually by translation teams (bless them). So if there’s even a slight variation in headers, the file won’t get converted. Art2Converter is a general use tool but it hasn’t been updated since 2014.

Really, your best bet is to look for English translation teams and ask them if they can help you reverse engineer and/or convert the files (or if you really feel like it, you can try to do so yourself if you have some programming knowledge). Now that the PSV’s been cracked and dumps are coming out, the scene is starting up again, albeit slowly.