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• Rairun

  February 5

  I think I'd tackle it like this:

  I'd create an AC global boolean variable (let's assume its ID is 15) and link it to Options Data, with a start value of false. Then I'd write a script like this:

      using UnityEngine;
      using AC;
  
      public class SystemLanguage : MonoBehaviour
      {
          void SetSystemLanguage()
          {
              if (AC.GlobalVariables.GetBooleanValue(15)) return;
              if (Application.systemLanguage == SystemLanguage.French)
              {           
                  AC.Options.SetLanguage(0)       
              }        
              else if (Application.systemLanguage == SystemLanguage.English)
              {
                  AC.Options.SetLanguage(1);
              }        
              else if (Application.systemLanguage == SystemLanguage.Portuguese)
              {
                  AC.Options.SetLanguage(2);
              }
          AC.GlobalVariables.SetBooleanValue(15, true);
          }
      }
  

  Then I'd attach it to a GameObject in your first scene, and I'd run the AC Action Object > Send message > Custom > Method name: SetSystemLanguage in your "On start" actionlist. You'll need to adapt the script to reference the languages you're using (more info here) and their respect IDs in AC, but if you do that, you should be set. The script will only change the language to the system language the very first time the player launches the game, so that if they change the language manually, the setting won't be reset next time they run the game.
• DREAMWEB

  February 5

  Hey, cool! I will try to implement that

  With SystemLanguage.English Unity understand any type of english? (UK, Australia, USA, etc?)

  Thank you!
• DREAMWEB

  February 5

  I get errors. It doesn't contain a definition for 'English' or anything that follows SystemLanguage. Do you know why or how I can correct it?
• DREAMWEB

  February 5 edited February 5

  SystemLanguage.cs(17,67): error CS0117: 'SystemLanguage' does not contain a definition for 'Portuguese'
• ChrisIceBox

  February 6

  It's just a case of the class/filename matching that of the Enum being referenced.

  Replace SystemLanguage.English etc with UnityEngine.SystemLanguage.English and it should work.
• DREAMWEB

  February 6 edited February 6

  Thank you Chris!! I didn;'t know that