<cat>UI.Intro</cat> <title>Localization</title> # What Is Localization Instead of doing `label.Text = "Hello World"`, you do `label.Text = "#helloworld";`. This way you can use the localization system to change `#helloworld` into `こんにちは世界` if they have their language set to Japanese. # Tokens When doing UI stuff if you set a value to a string starting with `#` - it'll become a token, which means it'll look for its real value in the localization system. This works both when creating Panels using code and using templates. # Definitions To create your definitions create a folder in the root of your addon called `.localization`. To create your definitions create a folder in the root of your addon called `Localization`. Then inside that create a folder for the language. `en` is English. Then create a Json file inside that, which will hold your tokens. # Example Filename: `.localization\en\sandbox.json` Filename: `Localization\en\sandbox.json` ``` { "spawnmenu.props" : "models", "spawnmenu.entities" : "entities", "spawnmenu.cloudmodels": "asset.party", "spawnmenu.tools": "tools", "spawnmenu.utility": "utility" } ``` Then our code can do something like this.. ```csharp Add.Button( "#spawnmenu.utility" ); ``` # Languages You can currently use the following languages for localization: | English Name | API language code | |-----------------------|-------------------| | Arabic | ar | | Bulgarian | bg | | Simplified Chinese | zh-cn | | Traditional Chinese | zh-tw | | Czech | cs | | Danish | da | | Dutch | nl | | English | en | | Finnish | fi | | French | fr | | German | de | | Greek | el | | Hungarian | hu | | Italian | it | | Japanese | ja | | Korean | ko | | Norwegian | no | | Pirate | en-pt | | Polish | pl | | Portuguese | pt | | Portuguese-Brazil | pt-br | | Romanian | ro | | Russian | ru | | Spanish-Spain | es | | Spanish-Latin America | es-419 | | Swedish | sv | | Thai | th | | Turkish | tr | | Ukrainian | uk | | Vietnamese | vn |