Native Localization package documentation misunderstanding
From the Localization package documentation here
The default Locale Provider uses the Addressables system to provide the available Locales at run time. The benefit of this is that you can add and remove Locale support to a project after you build it, and you can defer loading to reduce the application startup time.
But I can't find the place it shows it's benefits. I can't find how the user can extend the localization database and add more language supports as the real data I was able to find in the resources.assets binary file. Should I manually modify this binary to add more strings after I build - I don't think so. Then how?
Answer by karl_jones · Aug 19, 2020 at 06:23 PM
Could you take this question to the Localisation package forum section please: https://forum.unity.com/forums/localisation-tools-previews.205/
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