Tutorial: Older Format of Json Assets Translations

PLEASE NOTE: JSON Assets is obsolete in favor of Content Patcher, which uses i18n for translations.

Translations in JSON Assets

1. If you'd like to make your mod compatible with translations (recommended!), add the following to your object.json file:

   	  "NameLocalization": {
       // "es": "",
       // "ko": "",
       // "de": "",
       // "fr": "",
       // "hu": "",
       // "it": "",
       // "ja": "",
       // "pt": ""
       // "ru": "",
       // "tr": "",
       // "zh": ""
     },
     "DescriptionLocalization": {
       // "es": "",
       // "ko": "",
       // "de": "",
       // "fr": "",
       // "hu": "",
       // "it": "",
       // "ja": "",
       // "pt": ""
       // "ru": "",
       // "tr": "",
       // "zh": ""
     }
   

2. The languages are:
   1. ES: Spanish (Español)
   2. KO: Korean (한국어)
   3. DE: German (Deutsch)
   4. FR: French (Français)
   5. HU: Hungarian (Magyar)
   6. IT: Italian (Italiano)
   7. JA: Japanese (日本語)
   8. PT: Portuguese (Português)
   9. RU: Russian (русский)
   10. TR: Turkish (Türkçe)
   11. ZH: Chinese
3. You can use hyphenated codes to distinguish between different dialects: for example, pt-BR refers to Brazilian Portuguese and zh-CN refers to Simplified Chinese.
4. Remove the // for any languages you want to add and put the name and description inside the quotes. For example, here is a JA item that adds a Japanese translation:

   "NameLocalization": {
       // "es": "",
       // "ko": "",
       // "de": "",
       // "fr": "",
       // "hu": "",
       // "it": "",
        "ja": "スズキ",
       // "pt": ""
       // "ru": "",
       // "tr": "",
       // "zh": ""
     },
     "DescriptionLocalization": {
       // "es": "",
       // "ko": "",
       // "de": "",
       // "fr": "",
       // "hu": "",
       // "it": "",
        "ja": "スズキを　釣り上げた！　鈴木…じゃなくて、鱸なのね！",
       // "pt": ""
       // "ru": "",
       // "tr": "",
       // "zh": ""
     }