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Here I have a capture:
https://image.ibb.co/bxdbRb/2018_01_04_2.png
You have to go to the folder AppData\...\Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes\Modsettings, or just press "Mods -> Mod Settings Folder" in the game. Then, open required file, find a line
"CurrentLanguages": ["de"]
and replace "de" with "es".
This should work.
https://image.ibb.co/mcSsGb/2018_01_04_5.png
Setting file is not even in the workshop folder. Try to open it from the game.
UPD: .dll is a binary library, you should not open it as plain text.
I can not find --- >> ((press "Mods -> Mod Settings Folder" in the game))
I have version 1.6.0 and the mods brochure does not appear on the desk.....
Or, try to open C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\LocalLow\Steel Crate Games\Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes\Modsettings manually.
It was the first thing I did.
What I want is to find the TranslatedModules-settings.txt, to be able to change the language from [de] to [es] .... but it opens wrongly. How can i fix it? How can I change it?
I think mods are not activated at all on your isntallation. I heard you have to solve at least one bomb to be able to access mods. The file you actaully need to open will not show up until you start the game with mods successfully enabled. Do you already have solved a bomb without mods (and then restarted the game)?
Second I recommend you to un-hide file extensions in Windows (kind of the first thing I do, after installing Windows), because this can solve a lot of confusion (you opened a file with .cs extension instead of .txt extension - but on your currrent Windows settings you don't see a difference.
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/show-file-extensions-in-windows
That was not specified anywhere ... Thanks, it's fixed
I added it to the installation instruction, now that several people ran into this problem.