This article is written with reference to https://blog.csdn.net/ChinarCSDN/article/details/83213739.
The above author wrote it for the windows platform, and the pro-test method is available. There is a Chinese font package in the text, which can be downloaded by yourself.
Download address of other Chinese packs:
https://new-translate.unity3d.jp/v1/live/54/XXXX/zh-hans Change the XXXX location to your unity version number,
For example: mine is 2013.1.9, just enter the year and month, replace XXXX with 2023.1 to get the download link.
The language patch is stored in the Unity\Editor\Data\Localization folder, if not, create a new one yourself.
The Mac is placed under /Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/Localization/zh-hans.po, and you can build one yourself without Localization.
I use a Mac, and I searched and found no relevant information (maybe the search ability is limited), so I learned from the above method, and found out the localization method of the Mac version, and shared it for everyone to use.
Environment:
System: mac 10.14.1
Unity version:
Chinese Language Pack: Download from the link above
Steps:
After many attempts, I finally found the directory where the language pack is stored.
1. First find the installation directory of unity
My installation directory (default directory) is: /Application/Unity
Quickly find this directory:
2. Click "Go to Folder" and enter:
3. Click "Go" to jump to the following directory:
You can see that it is not the same as the windows directory, and the above method will not work.
4. Select "Unity", right click and select "Show Package Contents":
5. Under the opened directory "Contents", create a "Localization" directory, and copy the downloaded language pack "zh-cn.po" to this directory:
6. To run "Unity", you need to open a project, otherwise "Preferences" cannot be clicked:
7. At this point, you will see the "Language" option:
8. Click "Editor language" on the right and select "Chinese".
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