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Old 15-03-2023, 13:15   #961
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Re: OpenCPN Internationalization ( i18n )

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SE Translations done.
DK is also mostly ready as far as I can manage. Most was to reuse from before.
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Re: OpenCPN Internationalization ( i18n )

Gille I believe the alpha channel affects transparency.



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Plugin OpenCPN_Draw_pi plugin file language :

How should we understand the expression "Alpha blending" in the item "Alpha blending not drawn as OpenGL not available in this build" of the OCPN_draw_pi.pot language file


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Old 16-03-2023, 07:46   #963
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Gille I believe the alpha channel affects transparency.

"Alpha channel" or "Alpha blending" ?


What is "Alpha channel"
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Old 16-03-2023, 08:51   #964
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Color = RGBA (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha), where Alpha defines the opaqueness or blending, or how much the background "shines through".
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https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/alpha-blending

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_compositing


https://graphics.fandom.com/wiki/Alpha_blending



Many words and computer graphics techniques for it....but it is Transparency
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Old 16-03-2023, 12:45   #966
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Color = RGBA (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha), where Alpha defines the opaqueness or blending, or how much the background "shines through".
I find Hubert's explanation very understandable. I understand this is a lack of working transparency when OpenGL is not usable.

That said, it was AISSEAG that had translated this item in the Crowdin in french. I will discuss it with him.
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Old 17-03-2023, 01:53   #967
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I find Hubert's explanation very understandable. I understand this is a lack of working transparency when OpenGL is not usable.

That said, it was AISSEAG that had translated this item in the Crowdin in french. I will discuss it with him.

With AISSEAG, we have to adapt the translation of the item in French and the translation in Italian also consequently.

Thinking about it, I am convinced that other translators are or will be unable to translate this kind of item which is not directly related to nautical activities.

Thanks to Hubert and RGleason for their help.
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Send to peer :
French done (Thanks Houljm)
Italian done
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Translators,



please see Dave's request for translations for the upcomming service release:
https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...te-276365.html
A good opportunity to polish and clean-up translations.



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French, Italian, done.
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Re: OpenCPN Internationalization ( i18n )

Hi all translators.
Completing rgleason's massive work to adapt a lot plugins to the Pluginmanager some new and updated files for translation are updated in Crowdin.
Please have look if you are able to contribute. And many thanks for your efforts.

We will await a couple of weeks before next download and update of respective plugin.

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Eleven plugins are updated:

Admiralty Tide Tables
AutoTrackRaymarine
Autopilot_route
Chartscale
Climatology
NmeaConverter
Pypilot
Raymarine_Autopilot
RtlSdr
Squiddio
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Thanks very much Hakan, I've noted these Language Updates in TP Plugins List

The new language files will make there way to the PIM plugins at the next update or as the PI are improved.
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Re: OpenCPN Internationalization ( i18n )

I guess already done the Spanish translation.

should be fine to do a double check about Pypilot plugin because it seems that there are some translations connected with sailing vessels, and I not familiar with vessels with sails and their terminology.
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BTW, Dave has shared a large part of the effort. So many thanks to him.
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Hi all translators.
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Admiralty Tide Tables
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Thanks
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Help ..... Regarding this new plugin, these items don't tell me anything so, what are:
- MHWS
- MHWN
- MLWS
- MLWN
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