How did stellarium translate into Chinese? It's all in English, I can't understand it.

Stellarium has no official localization package, but you can do it yourself.

First, press the wrench icon on the main toolbar to open the configuration window.

Select the Language tab.

In the "Program Language" drop-down list, select zh_CN (Chinese mainland Chinese). This will encode the text of the program interface (including toolbar buttons, help tips, celestial information, etc. ) into Chinese. In addition, zh_HK stands for Hong Kong Chinese and zh_TW stands for Taiwan Province Chinese. The main difference between these two languages and zh_CN mainland Chinese is the use of traditional Chinese characters.

In the Sky Language drop-down list, select zh_CN. This will convert the literal codes of constellation names and direction signs in the starry sky into Chinese characters.

Sky culture cannot be adjusted first, because the changes here only involve the division of constellations and the naming of star names. Even if the starry sky culture is adjusted to Chinese, if the starry sky language is still English, the name of China constellation displayed on the starry sky is still English. For example, five cars are shown as five chariots. Similarly, if the language of the starry sky is Chinese and the culture of the starry sky is western, then the division of the starry sky will be 88 constellations internationally accepted, and the name of each constellation is Chinese, such as "Orion".

You may have tried these basic steps. If you follow the above steps to adjust the newly installed Stellarium to Chinese version, you will be disappointed because you don't see Chinese characters. Where Chinese characters should be, there are small boxes! The code is converted into Chinese, but the code does not display characters. The reason for the problem is that Stellarium did not provide a Chinese character library.

In order to reduce the size of publishing software, Stellarium didn't attach uncommon font files to the software-Chinese fonts were just considered uncommon by publishers.

However, the solution is simple. Go to the Settings-Control Panel-Font subdirectory of your Windows system directory and find a Chinese font at will. Windows fonts are arranged alphabetically. You can turn directly to the beginning of the sim, with the back in bold and black, imitating the Song Dynasty, italicizing Kay and so on. Find your favorite font.

After finding it, copy it to the Stellarium installation directory \data subdirectory, make two copies, change the name to the name of the original two files in the same format, and then delete the original file.