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Philip Staiger
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Интересная программа,но нет русификатора.

Hi Alexander,
I am sorry, there is no Russian version. indeed, we have not been able to recently make multi-lingual releases. Perhaps in the future.

Perhaps you can find a way to translate the text strings that are needed for better understanding. You can export all loaded text string resources into a text file. Then you can translate the data in it.

If you are into software localization, or are interested in trying, be aware that PD Artist has a feature to export the software strings (menu ietms, tooltips, dialogs…) from the main program. At least many of them.

Look here: menu: View > Utilities > Save localization string table…
The file is saved at the top of the C: drive: C:\DogwaffleMenus.txt

The content is structured text. I recommend using Notepad++ to make changes.

Example:
“BrushOptionsXAdditive”,”Additive”
“BrushOptionsXImpasto”,”Impasto”
“BrushOptionsXGel”,”Gel”
“BrushOptionsXGouache”,”Gouache”
“BrushOptionsXWatercolor”,”Watercolor”
“BrushOptionsXTranslucentxwcolor”,”Translucent wcolor”
“BrushOptionsXShadow”,”Shadow”
“BrushOptionsXModal”,”Modal”

Each line has two strings, contained in “double quotes”, and they’re separated by a comma. Don’t change the first string, that one is the name of the resource. The second string is a single-word or multi-word text that you can change to another language.

But I think that’s it for now, I don’t know how to load it into Dogwaffle when you restart the program. We had this working a while ago, there was a GErman version, and I think I did a partial French version too, or someone did, but I don’t know if it worked with anything but Latin script. Cyrillic might work. I doubt the CJK languages are ready for this. But it could be done, in theory, I’m sure