Multilanguage possible on textboxes or buttons?

[MarkHunte]

@dsedlarski

The first scenario will be to use @MarkHunte's solution – 10 projects with IDs translation but I need to change images and videos too, not only texts . Is it possible? Something like:

lang_v3.hype.zip (77.5 KB)

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@dsedlarski

The second scenario is to make this 10 hype documents for every language – this will give me easy way to replace the images and videos with correct language but in the end I will have 30 documents (if I have make three languages).

Cannot dive at the moment, also example of what you have would make it easier to do so.

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Projects can be exported using the OrganizedAssets export script

Organized Asset Export Script to put resources in image/ media/ and js/ folders

Hype typically exports a single .html file and along side it a .hyperesources folder containing all resource library assets and scripts required to run animations. Many folks, including a fair number of Adobe Edge Animate “refugees,” have expressed the want or need for Hype to separate assets into distinct folders as is common with the web development. The Export Script infrastructure allows for this separation, so I created an Export Script called OrganizedAssets that will export in a manner …

You should then be able to hard code the paths in the images to some thing like "images/en/en-full-g.png"

You can probabaly edit the export script to create the language folders in the images folder using some data like the project name of something but it may be simpler to adjust after export

--Update,
Actually editing the script is easy.
Change the line:

url_info['url'] = "images/" + args.replace_url

to

lang = args.replace_url.split('-')
if len(lang) == 1 :
    url_info['url'] = "images/" + args.replace_url
else:
   url_info['url'] = "images/" + lang[0] +"/" + args.replace_url

This will for example look at the image filename "es-full-g2.png"
Split it by the hyphens "-" and return the first in the resulting splits. "es" ,"full" , "g2.png"

The "es" will become the name of the image folder where the image will be placed.
The script will write this out to file.

The path in the hype project would be :

 window.logo = {
   "en" : "images/en/en-full-g.png",    
   "es"   : "images/es/es-full-g2.png"
};

This should work on single lang projects also.