Blender's localization method!

I am only a preliminary cognitive phase, maybe for computer experts, this is just pediatrics. However, for me, I still have to work out some effort to find out the methods. Therefore, I feel a sense of accomplishment. I hope to learn with my friends who are at the beginner level. I am not familiar with the blender software. I only know that 3D animation can be painted. Therefore, I downloaded one from the Internet and want to learn it. After installation, it will be in English. My English skills are not flattering, so I try my best to replace English with Chinese. The following is my method: Open blender and you will see a taskbar. If the taskbar contains only File, add, TimeLine ...... First, you need to drop down the taskbar until the content of intemational Fonts is displayed. Click here. Find language: English, and then select language: Simplified Chinese. At this time, English cannot be converted into Chinese characters. Next, we need to change the font. First, open drive C, click the following directory to find the file in simplified Chinese characters in the windows/fonts file (you can also download this font online), and then copy it to The. blender file under blender. In this case, the simkai. ttf font file is added in addition to the. bfont. ttf font file. Return to the started blender and click select font. At this time, a bunch of garbled characters will appear. Find the p button and the specified path appears. Then find the simkai you just added. ttf FONT file. (It is not easy to find this file. Remember the path.) Click the lond ui font (load page FONT) button on the rightmost side of the line P. In the last step, click the "Buttons" button under the "language: Simplified Chinese" button that you just found. Look, it's still quite comfortable to look at the regular Chinese character, although it's a little troublesome.