# IME IME is an addon that enables the use of the Japanese character set and IME toolbar while on the English or European client. (Requires additional external setup to fully work!) # Commands IME exposes the following commands: * **/ime setlang \** - _Sets the client language. (0 = JP, 1 = NA, 2 = EU, 3 = EU)_ _Please note: Setting the client language with the above command is not required and just optional. It will alter how some of the client operates when changed. Such as NPCs will talk in the language set._ # Requirements In order for this addon to function properly, you must do some additional steps first. Depending on your operating system, some of these steps may be optional. (For Windows 10, these are all required.) ## Install Japanese Language Pack 1. Click Start. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click 'Time & Language'. 4. Click 'Language' on the left menu. 5. Click 'Add a preferred language' and choose 'Japanese' from the list. If you are prompted to choose which parts of the language pack to install, be sure to install at least the 'Display Language' and 'Typing'. (Best to install all features of the language for best results.) ## Ensure IME Keyboard Is Installed 1. Click Start. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click 'Time & Language'. 4. Click 'Language' on the left menu. 5. Click the 'Japanese' language pack that you just installed in the available preferred languages list. 6. Click 'Options'. 7. Under 'Keyboards' ensure 'Microsoft IME' is listed. If not, click 'Add a keyboard' and add it. ## Set Japanese As Default For Non-Unicode Applications 1. Click Start. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click 'Time & Language'. 4. Click 'Language' on the left menu. 5. Click 'Administrative language settings' on the right-side list. 6. Click 'Change system locale..' under 'Language for non-Unicode programs' on the new window that opened. 7. Select 'Japanese (Japan)' from the dropdown and click OK. You may be prompted to restart at this point, do so. ## Ensure the IME Bar Is Enabled (And Other Setup) 1. Click Start. 2. Click Settings. 3. click 'Devices'. 4. Click 'Typing' on the left menu. 5. Click 'Advanced Keyboard Settings'. 6. Click 'Language bar options'. - Under the 'Language Bar' tab: - Select 'Docked in the taskbar' for general usage. - Ensure 'Show text labels on the Language bar' is checked. - Under the 'Advanced Key Settings' tab: - Setup any hotkeys you wish to use with the IME bar if desired. By default, Windows 10 uses the following hotkeys: - Win + Spacebar will toggle between languages. - Shift + Capslock will toggle between a languages sub-languages. At this point, you should be all set and able to use the IME!