About I18n

[Taskkill 1]

How can I let a book use a translation from I18n?

or How can get I18n translation from local when it's a server?

I use it for books.

And please excuse my poor English.

[diesieben07 6671]

Vanilla books don't support this. You can do it yourself using TextComponentTranslation.

[Cadiboo 275]

Translation should only be done on the client. If you translate on a server it will 1) only translate to English and 2) send the English text to the client. You can translate a string with TextComponentTranslation or I18n.format

[Taskkill 1]

Is there an API for it, or example? 

[Cadiboo 275]

An API for what

[Taskkill 1]

1 minute ago, Cadiboo said:

An API for what

A book which can translate from I18n...

[Cadiboo 275]

What do you mean

1 minute ago, Taskkill said:

A book which can translate from I18n...

? I18n is an API for internationalising messages.

 

58 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Vanilla books don't support this. You can do it yourself using TextComponentTranslation.

 

46 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

I18n.format

 

[Taskkill 1]

Just now, Cadiboo said:

What do you mean

? I18n is an API for internationalising messages.

 

 

 

Ummm, I wanna a book that can auto get the content from I18n from the key given by ItemStack(or NBT).

[Cadiboo 275]

51 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

I18n.format

That method formats/translates a translation key. Example: item.dirt.name -> Dirt.

[Taskkill 1]

2 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

That method formats/translates a translation key. Example: item.dirt.name -> Dirt.

I know. You don't understand what I mean. Maybe It's because of my poor English.

The book, just when I open it, it'll read the I18n keys and automatically translate to the content.

[diesieben07 6671]

Such a thing does not exist. You need to make it yourself.

[Taskkill 1]

1 minute ago, diesieben07 said:

Such a thing does not exist. You need to make it yourself.

Okay...

[DavidM 101]

1 hour ago, Taskkill said:

The book, just when I open it, it'll read the I18n keys and automatically translate to the content.

There is nothing you can do about translating vanilla books.

The content of vanilla books are stored in the NBT of the stack, and the book will not auto-localize its content when opened by a player.

You can, however, create your own custom item book that opens a custom GUI when right clicked in hand. This will allow you to add translations.

 

2 hours ago, Taskkill said:

or How can get I18n translation from local when it's a server?

Doing so doesn't make much sense, as the sole purpose of localizations is to allow client-specific translation.

Edited March 25 by DavidM

[fcelon 2]

8 hours ago, DavidM said:

There is nothing you can do about translating vanilla books.

There is. Every text component in vanilla minecraft can be translated. You need to set the translate string in book page text nbt to translation key. https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands#Raw_JSON_text

[DavidM 101]

4 minutes ago, fcelon said:

There is. Every text component in vanilla minecraft can be translated. You need to set the translate string in book page text nbt to translation key. https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands#Raw_JSON_text

He meant translating book content on the client side.

the content of a vanilla book always stays the same can cannot be localized client-wise.

Edited March 25 by DavidM