Languages

Languages

The plugin creates editable language files in plugins/NahNoMinimap/lang/. The bundled languages are ru.json and en.json; the default configuration selects Russian.

language: en

Edit the selected JSON file, save it as UTF-8, then run /nm reload. Keep valid JSON syntax: strings need double quotes and commas between entries.

{
  "blocked": "MAP and MINIMAP modifications are prohibited on this server!",
  "reload": "<green>Configuration and language reloaded.",
  "usage": "<yellow>/nahnominimap reload",
  "detected": "<yellow>[NahNoMinimap] {player}: detected channel {channel} ({evidence}).",
  "evidence-packet": "packet",
  "evidence-register": "channel registration",
  "no-permission": "<red>You do not have permission.",
  "reload-error": "<red>Reload failed. Check the console."
}

These are examples; retain your existing file's values if you prefer them. The placeholders {player}, {channel} and {evidence} are used in detected. Formatting supports color tags such as <green> and the legacy-style tag <&c> where the destination supports formatting; map overlays may display plain text instead.

Custom language

Create a JSON file in lang, for example lang/es.json, and set language: es. Use letters, digits, underscores or hyphens in the name, up to 32 characters. Missing translation keys fall back to English. A missing custom file is not created automatically. For bundled files, missing keys can be added automatically while existing values are preserved.

For provider-generated packs, changing the plugin language or blocked text may require rebuilding and redistributing the resource pack. The plugin language supplies the generated restriction message; it is separate from the player's own Minecraft language selection. See Resource Packs.