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Hangul letters changed to gibberish words after Storyline was exported
The same content is now being localised to Korean, in the exact same method.
7 Replies
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Aida.
Thank you for reaching out!
The Hangul words only changed once it was published as a SCORM file.
Is this issue occurring after uploading the project to the LMS or when viewing it locally (publishing to LMS and opening with a web browser)?
If it happens in the LMS environment, can you test it in SCORM Cloud to see if it's also incorrect? Check out this step-by-step article!
If you can reproduce this in SCORM Cloud, the next step is to reach out to our support team through a case.
- AidaMay-5a65cc2Community Member
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Aida.
Thank you for clarifying!
I went ahead and opened a support case on your behalf. You should hear from our team soon via e-mail.
- DominicCalde451Community Member
Was there a solution found for this issue? I'm having the same problem with Korean characters being correct in the translation, but nonsense/gibberish after importing the xliff file. We're supposed to launch this course on Monday so any expedited help would be greatly appreciated!
- AndreaKoehntop-Community Member
Hi Dominic, and welcome to the E-Learning Heroes community! ✨
I apologize for the issues you are experiencing with Korean characters changing after importing your file.
Which version of Storyline are you using?
I reviewed the case notes, and Aida's problem was resolved when she added the language to her computer. To do this:
1) Go to the Control Panel.
2) Go to Language.
3) Click Add a language.
4) Search Korean and click Add.
5) Restart the computer.
6) Publish the course again.As another follow-up question: what font are you using? I saw similar issues resolved by changing to a different font in Storyline if the above steps do not work, and you can change the font.
If neither of these resolves your issue, please open a support case with us so we can investigate further.
- DominicCalde451Community Member
Amazing, thanks so much for the quick response! I'm going to try adding
Korean as a language to my computer and if that doesn't work I'll open a
support ticket.
- DominicCalde510Community Member
For anyone else who encounters this thread: using the instructions above to install Korean as a language in Windows worked perfectly and my course was magically unscrambled! Thanks again for the help!