u/ECalDev

Hey everyone,

I just released MkLume v1.0.0, a free open-source desktop app for making and editing MkDocs Material documentation locally.

GitHub:
https://github.com/ECalStudios/mklume

Docs:
https://www.ecalstudios.com/mklume/

I built it because I wanted an easier way to manage docs without constantly switching between a Markdown editor, terminal, browser preview, file explorer, and mkdocs.yml.

It has Markdown editing, visual editing, page/site preview, drag-and-drop images, internal links, visual site settings, project health checks, build/export, Git Sync, backups, and offline help.

The first release is Windows only. The installer includes the MkDocs runtime, so normal users do not need to install Python or MkDocs separately.

I know docs are not the most exciting part of solo dev, but for games, plugins, tools, and small projects, good docs really help.

I’d appreciate feedback if anyone wants to test it, especially on the installer, UI, docs, or repo setup. I’d also love help later with Linux/macOS packaging.

Thanks!

Hello everyone!

Localization in Unreal can get messy fast, especially once a project has multiple string tables, widgets, UI text, placeholders, and different languages.

So I made LocCheck, an editor-only UE5 plugin that helps find localization issues before they reach players.

It checks things like:

- Missing or empty translations
- Broken placeholders like {PlayerName} or {Count}
- Rich text tag mistakes
- Long text that may overflow UI
- Duplicate or suspicious strings
- Unsupported font characters
- Hardcoded text inside Widget Blueprints

The goal is simple: make localization QA easier for solo devs, indie teams, and anyone preparing a project for release.

Fab link:
https://www.fab.com/listings/6465f3b1-ab86-4c8f-985b-a2679c735786

I’d really appreciate feedback, especially from anyone who has dealt with localization in Unreal projects. Are there any checks you think would be useful to add?