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For technical questions, please use Stack Overflow, and tag your questions using either hololens or windows-mixed-reality.
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Any recommendation regarding localization for holographic apps? Should we go regular route for UWP/XAML application or look into some more "Unity-friendly" approach (just searched "localization" in the Asset Store and there are plenty of things there)?
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ChimeraScorn
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This will depend a bit on the app that you're building. If you're building a standard UWP, which you are going to bring across to HoloLens, then going the regular route will definitely be the right answer. If you're building a Unity application, a Unity specific approach would work well, though traditional UWP approaches should still work. One note to keep in mind, (covered in the docs) is that within the shell and Start Menu, non-English characters are not supported at this time.
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This will depend a bit on the app that you're building. If you're building a standard UWP, which you are going to bring across to HoloLens, then going the regular route will definitely be the right answer. If you're building a Unity application, a Unity specific approach would work well, though traditional UWP approaches should still work. One note to keep in mind, (covered in the docs) is that within the shell and Start Menu, non-English characters are not supported at this time.