This means without the language.dll Rise of Rome cannot be played.
The second and biggest difference is that the languagex.dll is a expansion of the language.dll. The first difference is that the languagex.dll has Rise of Rome units. The languagex.dll is similar to the language.dll with two big differences. So if you want to edit it (like I do) you must look there. The language.dll is stored in the main Age of Empires folder. It also stores the language that the game will use, for example I have an English language.dll so my game will be in English but someone Germany will have a German language.dll therefore their game will be in German. But this is not all that the language.dll does. The text for the instructions are stored in the scn file. As said before some of the game’s text isn’t stored in the language.dll but in other files one example of this is the text in scenarios.
Some examples of controlled text are the unit names, the artifact/ruins/wonder messages, the computer tribute messages, etc. What I mean by this is that the language.dll controls a lot (but not all) of the text in the game. How can I find the answer?Īs far as I understand the language.dll tells the Age of Empires.exe file what to say. – Can you tell me how to edit the language.dll? – Is there any way is edit the language.dll? – I’ve deleted the language.dll accidentally. In this article I will cover the following questions: That is why I have written this article about the language.dll and the languagex.dll. Or you may have never heard of the language.dll and are now intrigued.
You may have heard about the language.dll before, but have never paid much attention to it because you don’t know much about it.
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