I don’t know if it’s possible but it would be great for people translating games.
The Player actually got a translation feature a few weeks ago. Is just not documented yet. If you are interested I can provide you with a quick guide 
that’d be interesting if you could, please
This is still kinda experimental, so it is possible that you encounter some bugs.
In your game directory create the following Folder structure: languages/LANGUAGE_NAME (LANGUAGE_NAME can be anything).
In that folder create a file Meta.ini with the following content:
[Language]
Name=Name of the Language Here
Description=Short Description, e.g. the Author
Now download lcftrans. I guess you use Windows?
At first you will need lcftrans from here:
https://ci.easyrpg.org/view/Tools/job/tools-win32/
Open now a command prompt (cmd) in your LANGUAGE_NAME folder. In the Windows explorer you can File -> Open Powershell Here.
Then invoke lcftrans: .\lcftrans -c ..\... For updating your translation later (because you added new events to your game) use .\lcftrans -u ..\.. (never run -c twice, it will overwrite all your work!!!)
Now many Po-Files should appear (3 for the database, 1 per map). Open these files in a Po Editor, e.g. “PoEdit” and start translating.
You can also translate images, sound and music: Just put them in your LANGUAGE_NAME folder mirroring the game folder structure (e.g. when you translate Picture/Pic.png put it in LANGAUGE_NAME/Picture/Pic.png)
When you open the Player you will see a new “Languages” entry in the title scene.
Sometimes the translation is longer/shorter than the original. For this you can put these special commands in the translation text:
-
<easyrpg:delete_page>: The entire message box is removed -
<easyrpg:new_page>: Halt the output and wait for Enter key (blinking arrow)
What is also missing: We plan to support a “default” translation: When there is a “languages/default” folder the translation is automatically loaded on startup.
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thanks a lot (now it’s time to copy paste the text of 50 maps)