

I do this because even though VNR can translate as well, I get better translations with Chiitrans lite. VNR i use for text hooking (capturing the text/dialogue) and Chiitrans lite for translating. Errzotl's work greatly improves the machine translation of Atlas. Don't need to download the TAH scripts since both VNR and Chiitrans Lite already come with them. I only download the "Atlas dictionary 2014 rev 01", Instructions on how to install are inside. Also before following this know you can just use VNR by itself since it contains everything in a neat package, these extra steps and programs are just for getting a better and more coherent machine translation.ĭownload and Installation Guide (Only follow the "Installing Atlas" section):Īlternative download (Just in case, also this torrent is a bit outdated since I believe its using an older update so use the one above if you can): But it works for me as well as a few anons. This is my own personal setup, I don't consider myself an expert on this, for all I know I might be doing it wrong. But basically use VNR for everything, the best translators still areĪtlas with errzotl's dictionary + TAH script > LEC offline translator (torrent power translator 15) + TAH script > honyaku/infoseek/excite (all similar it seems like variations of LEC) = google > bing

Disregard everything in this guide about chiitrans lite sucks now, VNR has updates like almost every day improving machine translation. this guide is outdated VNR has made some pretty big steps into improving jp to eng machine translation and the changes have been really big.
