Available localizations

You can customize the messages to any language you want. Keep in mind lang.yml is both backwards and forwards compatible. Below are some premade configuration files. Thank you to these amazing translators!

• English (default) by Mike Yarmoshik
• Spanish by Gustavo Paredes - DOWNLOAD
• French by Yumithecat - DOWNLOAD
• Russian by Mike Yarmoshik - DOWNLOAD
• Czech by Adam Klement - DOWNLOAD
• Vietnamese by Dean Le - DOWNLOAD
• Norwegian by (98%) - DOWNLOAD

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Tips

Messages can be a tedious process to configure to your liking. A suggestions would be to use a text editor like Visual Studio Code (free). Functions like ctrl+f can be helpful to locate specific keywords and quickly change them. If you want to change multiple strings, you can use the replace tool VS Code has built-in.

Translating an entire config can take time, this is why we recommend using a translator like DeepL.com, one of the most accurate free translators currently available.

Formatting Messages

Sometimes there can be a message you do not want your players to see. You can prevent a message (or prefix) from being sent by leaving an empty string. Other times you want to send a mutli-line message. This can be done (in the premium edition) by using /n (new line character) or changing the string into a list (look at admin-help as an example).

Placeholders

The available internal placeholders are all (usually) already listed within the default messages. The only exception is those that have a comment around them (observe placeholder-api section).

External placeholders (PlaceholderAPI) may be used throughout most of the lang.yml file, with the exception being the placeholder-api and time section.