Multi-language support relates to the preparation of sound material files which depend on the language (such as dialog voice) for each localization language and their registration in the tool, as well as the generation of binary files for each localization language.
This section describes how to perform multi-language localization data using this tool.

The language settings are used to replace audio files with their localized versions when generating binary files for a specific language. There are two major methods.

Switching Materials

In Switching Materials by Localization Language, folders for individual languages are prepared, and the audio files are replaced when building the project.

Making the Track Language-Dependent

In Selecting a Track based on the localized Language, by specifying the track property "Apply Language", the status is changed when building the project.

Different ways for how to set language

Therefore, the following usage is recommended.

Basically, use Switching Materials by Localization Language
For limited use: Selecting a Track based on the localized Language
- Examples of usage are described in the link.

Switching Material can automatically assign languages according to the data management structure (e.g. folder structure and naming convention), which is easy to manage.
On the contrary, Selecting a Track based on the localized Language has to be set for each Cue. Management is rather complicated.