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✅ Keeps all functional code and structure unchanged
✅ Translates only visible text — no tags, logic, or namespaces are modified
⚠️ Current Status (BETA):
- Some advanced features still under development
- Some advanced features still under development
- Ideal for testing, localization, and quick multilingual support
- Ideal for testing, localization, and quick multilingual support
link:replit.com/@soulslikelikeso/DATAPACK-TRANSLATOR
🚀 Try it now:
If you have a datapack in Portuguese (or any other language), this tool can generate an English (or other language) version automatically
Made to be used with Python programming logic.
We’re actively collecting feedback to improve it for the entire community!
1 Update Logs
🚀 Update Announcement We’re excited to announce that the Translator project has been ported to : by ti_lucard_luser 09/13/2025 11:00:55 amSeptember 13, 2025 @ 3:00 pm UTC
This new version brings many more features and improvements compared to the original release, including:
The script now creates translated files alongside the originals.
To use them directly in your datapack or resource pack:
This makes it simple to test or roll back translations, and gives you full control over which files to keep.
If you’ve been using the old version, this update is a big step forward: simpler, more powerful, and ready for new features in future updates.
link:liucard/datapack-python-translator: automated translator in python to translate mcfunction and json files of datapacks without altering the structure
🐍 Full Python implementation for easier installation and cross-platform support.
⚡ Faster and more reliable translation engine (bulk processing of.mcfunctionand.jsonfiles).
🌍 Expanded multi-language support — translate to and from many languages effortlessly.
🗂️ Automatic folder structure preservation — no need to reorganize your datapack.
📝 More configuration options to customize the translation workflow.
🧩 Easier integration with existing datapacks or resource packs.
🔄 How translations are delivered
The script now creates translated files alongside the originals.
To use them directly in your datapack or resource pack:
Delete the original files you no longer need.
Rename the translated files (they usually include “translated” in the name) to the original filenames.
This makes it simple to test or roll back translations, and gives you full control over which files to keep.
If you’ve been using the old version, this update is a big step forward: simpler, more powerful, and ready for new features in future updates.
link:liucard/datapack-python-translator: automated translator in python to translate mcfunction and json files of datapacks without altering the structure
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The application translates all visible texts without changing the logical line of the command itself.