This will also allow you to properly extract files and mods with Japanese text as well, otherwise you'll end up extracting said mods with corrupted gibberish text.
Second: Switching your OS locale to Japanese will allow your entire system to properly display and READ Japanese text, which is required since the game will need to read filenames and directories in Japanese. Fuck any guide that tells you to use a Locale emulator for any reason ever. >"What about using a locale emulator like AppLocale or NTLEA? Some of the guides I've read tell me to use those."įirst off: Fuck AppLocale. (Control Panel -> Region -> Administrative -> Language for non-Unicode Programs) (Yes, this includes setting your locale BEFORE you start downloading the game.) It should be very easy to set by simply checking your OS' Region & Language settings. Make sure that you have your locale set to Japanese before proceeding any further. Not setting your system locale to Japanese is usually the main culprit as to why users can have issues with not getting the game to work properly. Change your system language locale (not your Region or System Location) to JAPANESE. If you'd much rather have a copy of the game that allows you start playing as fast as possible with most (if not all) of the available DLC, please view the guide in this link instead: hġ.
#CUSTOM MAID 3D 2 GUIDE INSTALL#
Now as a big note: This is if you want to do a clean, proper install of the game, which is very slow process. RAW Paste Data Since I still see people to this very day having issues with trying to get CM3D2 to work, I've decided to make this not-so-quick start guide that should work 100% for anyone and everyone that wants to play.
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