Per-player localization #101
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This change allows for Bolt to display messages to the user in the language they have picked in the settings of their Minecraft client. This is controlled by the new `per-player-locale` config option. The `language` config option is still used, even if per-player locales are enabled. It will be used as the fallback language if a player is using a language the server does not have a localization for. It is also the language used for the console. Additionally, multiple custom localization files can be provided. Any properties files placed in the plugin's data folder will all be loaded, with custom translations taking precedence over built-in ones.
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This change allows for Bolt to display messages to the user in the language they have picked in the settings of their Minecraft client.
This is controlled by the new
per-player-localeconfig option. Thelanguageconfig option is still used, even if per-player locales are enabled. It will be used as the fallback language if a player is using a language the server does not have localization for. It is also the language used for the console.Additionally, multiple custom localization files can be provided. Any properties files placed in the plugin's data folder will all be loaded, with custom translations taking precedence over built-in ones.