Help me!!!

Hi,
Are you using a LanguageSource inside the Scene or are you editting the I2Languages.prefab that its on the
I2\Loc\Resources folder?

The recommended approach is to NOT include the languageSource in the scene.

Instead, just click the I2Languages.prefab and add you terms/languages there. That's the Global language source and can be accessed from every scene.(Also, you don't need to instantiate the I2Languages.prefab in the scene!)

You will only need to add a LanguageSource into the scene to make some terms only be used in that scene. Or when you are updating the scenes using bundles.
The example scenes use that approach (adding the LanguageSource into the scene) as I wanted to show that the terms in those scenes where only used within those scenes.


When you have a LanguageSource in the scene, the Localize component inspector has to search for the term in the I2Languages.prefab and also in any source within the scene. Sometimes It can't find it and that's why it shows the warning you are seeing about the Key not found even if its already added to the source.

If you need to keep the Source in the scene, then you can drag that source into the Open Source field at the bottom of the Localize Inspector. By default that will show the source the Localize is using for seaching the term. If you drag a source there it will only search in that source and should work properly.

Hope it helps,
Frank