Pyugt

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - experimental support for MacOSX).

Changes:

* Save and reload automatically the last position and size of the TranslationBox.
* Add config file options to log all OCR'ed and translated text to files.
* Allow manual edition of OCR'ed text and force re-translation by clicking on a button.
* Lots of bugfixes to improve stability, particularly for the TranslationBox GUI.
* Update demo gif.

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - experimental support for MacOSX).

Changes:

* Fix GUI event blocking issues, streamlines consecutive hotkey pressing (particularly CTRL+F2).
* Version is shown in console when launching the app.

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - MacOSX does not yet work because hotkeys are not supported for now).

Changes:

* Fixed `requirements.txt` and setup.py `install_requires` so that `pip install pyugt` automatically installs the required dependencies by default.
* Add command-line argument `-c` or `--config` to specify a specific config file.
* Show error boxes instead of only exceptions in the console (more user-friendly).
* Point to where to download Tesseract v5 if not found.
* Release a freezed binary using pyInstaller on Windows x64.

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - MacOSX does not yet work because hotkeys are not supported for now).

Changes:

* Added a hotkey to "set and translate" a region, this significantly streamlines the process and greatly improves the translation when the selected region is tightly around the text to translate (ie, limits the background confusing the OCR).

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - MacOSX does not yet work because hotkeys are not supported on this platform for now).

Changes:

* Repackaged into a proper python module.
* Added console_entry script, so that the user can simply type pyugt to launch it.
* Fixed discovery of default console.ini
* Fixed edge case with language variables not fetched correctly from the config.ini file
* More verbosity at program start to describe how to use it.

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).

pyugt is a pure-python universal game translator: it takes screenshots from a region you select on your screen, uses OCR (via Tesseract v5) to extract the characters, then feeds it to a machine translator (Google Translate) to then show you a translated text.

Since it works directly on images, there is no need to hack the game or anything to access the text. It is also cross-platform (support for Windows and Linux - MacOSX does not yet work because hotkeys are not supported for now).

Changes:

* Repackaged into a proper python module.
* Added console_entry script, so that the user can simply type pyugt to launch it.
* Fixed discovery of default console.ini

Keep in mind this is an alpha (and may forever stay in this state), but it is working (tested on Windows x64 with Python 3.7 Anaconda).