This repository hosts unofficial translations for Sodium, a Minecraft mod designed to improve frame rates and reduce micro-stutter. Please see the FAQ for Frequently Asked Questions and supplimentary information about the project.

All translations in this repository are available as a resource pack, which you can install like any other resource pack. Simply grab the latest release and put it into your resource pack folder.

Download: Modrinth | CurseForge | GitHub

• Modrinth App and Prism Launcher can directly install and update Sodium and this pack
• CurseForge Launcher can directly install and update this pack, but Sodium must be installed manually
• Modpacks that include this pack can manage the updating for you, as long as you keep the modpack itself up to date

By submitting translations, you are agreeing to have them licensed under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license.

You can contribute to the translation effort on our Crowdin project page! First you'll need to register a Crowdin account if you haven't already. Translators are able to translate (submit a translation for an untranslated phrase), suggest (propose a better translation compared to an existing one), or vote (vote up or down the quality of a translation).

Please note that new versions will be created every Saturday if there are changes. If you don't see the most recent translations, please check back later for a new release.

For more information on using Crowdin, please see their "Intro For Volunteer Translators" support page.

Yes! Everyone can do it, don't need any special permission.

Please open an issue on the phrase.

Please request it on Crowdin Discussions.

Currently this project will not include fictional (e.g. Esperanto), "joke" (e.g. LOLCAT) or minority languages (speakers less than 1 million or insufficient translations in official Minecraft project). The reason is simple - these languages are easy to abuse and hard to proofread.

At the moment, dev/stable branch en_us.json is used, along with some older strings.

Sodium used to have a translation platform. It was announced and it stayed around for about 2 years, but the translations on it were not used in the mod. After that, amnotbananaama, a moderator in CaffeineMC Discord, created and maintained this repo and Crowdin. That project became stagnant as well, as it was easy for users to contribute, but not use the translations in-game. Then myself and Reese came around and made it sustainable, with some help from the Discord user piuvas. Now everyone can contribute easily and download the languages as a resource pack :)

Seems so, as an issue was made for it by jellysquid3. It is currently unclear if it will include these translations and if it will happen on Crowdin, but we are open to giving full access to this project if jellysquid3 so decides.