Translation
Spam Prevention with Queueing and Delay System
VNTranslator uses a built-in queue system with configurable delays to prevent sending too many requests to translation services. This helps avoid rate limiting or account bans.
Translation Memory
Translation Memory stores previously translated text and automatically reuses it when the same text appears again, preventing duplicate translation requests and saving time and resources.
Translation Glossary
Define custom translations for specific terms or character names to maintain consistency throughout the game.
Pre-translation Features
This feature helps clean and prepare the original text before sending it for translation.
Allow line breaks: Preserves or removes line breaks from the original text
Trim & normalize spaces: Removes extra whitespace to ensure clean input
Exclude strings: Prevents specific text from being translated
RegExp (Regular Expressions): Define patterns for matching and replacing text before translation
Post-translation Features
After translation is complete, this feature allows you to modify the translation results.
Auto line break matching: Automatically matches line breaks in the translated text to the original formatting
RegExp (Regular Expressions): Define patterns for matching and replacing text after translation
Context Memory Support in LLM
When using Large Language Models (LLMs), VNTranslator maintains context memory, allowing the model to reference previous dialogue. This improves translation quality and coherence, especially for conversations.
Text Streaming Support in LLM
Displays translations progressively as they are generated instead of waiting for completion. This makes the translation process faster and more responsive.
Edit and Delete Translations
Manually edit or delete any translation.
Exporting and Importing Translations
Export and import translation files for backup or sharing.
TransCheck (Translation Checker)
Compares source text with translations and highlights inconsistencies or missing content to ensure accuracy and completeness.