Different Version

[ch1ky3n]

Hi guys,

What is the best practice to develop games for multi-publisher?
I recently have a situation where I need to make 2 versions of a same project with different bundle id and localizations.

my original one contains localization for 8 languages.
my other publishers wanted to have only 3 Asian languages on it.

I exported the whole package and made some changes on the 2nd one.
so there are 2 projects in my folder.

I'm not sure if this is the right practice, especially if there is a patch, where I have to work twice. It reminds me of the old day's console where there are EU and NA versions.

what do you guys think?

Thank you

PS: it is an android project

[djaydino]

Hi.
Depending on how much text there is, i might just have in code on the part where you can select language a bool test.

Then if true, show all language, if false show the 3 asian language.

Or depending on setup, if you have language manager as a prefab or scene.
Then you can swap that part before build.

for language manager i tend to use a global variable (gameobject) to reference, in that way its easier to swap as well as other fsms are referencing to the global variable and not directly to the language manager.

[ch1ky3n]

Noted, try to digest the suggestion now and see if I'm not too late to implement it