How translation cache works
Cache helps NovaTextVN avoid reprocessing the same lines every time they appear again in a game.
What that means for the player
When NovaTextVN has already seen a line before, repeat scenes usually feel faster and more stable than their first pass.
Cache workflow
New line
Text appears in-game
Cache lookup
Is it already stored?
Translate if needed
Only for new lines
Reuse next time
Faster later
A new line appears in-game
On the first encounter, the line goes through the full translation path.
The result is stored
After processing, NovaTextVN keeps the result so the same work does not need to be repeated later.
A repeated scene reads from cache
When the same line appears again, NovaTextVN can reuse the stored result more quickly.
Pre-scan can fill part of the cache early
If you ran pre-scan, some lines may already be available before you actually reach them in gameplay.
Why this matters
Cache becomes especially useful in long games, during route replays, and in scenes with many repeated lines.
Where cache helps most
Replay routes
If you revisit familiar branches, cache reduces repeated translation work.
Known text without extra waiting
For already seen lines, a stored result is often better than doing the same work again.
More stable reading pace
Less repeated work means fewer delays on text that NovaTextVN already knows.
Useful foundation for long games
The longer the game and the more recurring text it contains, the more useful the cache becomes.
Where the working data lives
From the player perspective, NovaTextVN keeps its runtime data next to the installed files inside the game directory structure.
Related pages
Install and test it on your game
To feel the difference on repeated lines, install the public release first and enable translation through F10.
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