Textractor

Textractor is an interesting and innovative application that all people keen o translating their favorite video game's subtitles will find useful.

In fact, this program is what we'd generally call a text hooker, meaning it manages to decode and extract text from any particular source, games in this case, while exporting the resulting materials to any format of the user's choosing.

For starters, the app should be regarded as a highly adaptable and customizable program, meaning it can help the user in a lot of particular ways, so long as the right instructions are given from the get go.

The developer reminds users that the app might be able to work with game engines that will be incompatible with other similar products.

If you are moving from other similar solutions, you might be thrilled to hear that AGTH codes are fully supported. The app can also automatically look for hook points, depending on the settings and the game engine you are running up against.

Although you might not find it attractive, this program's interface is simple and friendly. It's not pretty, but it isn't all that bad either. One would go on to call it functional and in the end, this tool aims to provide exactly that, solid functionality.

On the left side of the program, you will find plenty of options dealing with attaching or launching a game, configuring settings, adding, and generally managing a hook. One cool thing worth keeping in mind is that hooks can also be saved. Extensions running under this app can also be accessed from this area.

Textractor is pretty much what the name implies, a program dealing with text-extracting techniques in games, in this particular case. I found it helpful and also efficient and friendly to the user.