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Caratheodory

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    Localisation not working

    Caratheodory replied to Caratheodory's topic in Modder Support
    Thank you very much. At first I thought it wouldn't help, because other Strings would load fine. But I tried it, and it worked.
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    Localisation not working

    Caratheodory replied to Caratheodory's topic in Modder Support
    I'm using IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition 14.1.2
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    Localisation not working

    Caratheodory posted a topic in Modder Support
    I'm currently coding my first mod for Minecraft 1.8, which should be client only. On certain actions I want to give feedback to the user via chat message: Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer.addChatMessage(new ChatComponentText("Some text")); Hardcoded Strings are working well, but I failed to localize these messages. en_US.lang: chat.someMessage=Some text I tried several methods to get the localized String, like StatCollector.translateToLocal("chat.someMessage") I18n.format("chat.someMessage") Both methods return "chat.someMesssage" instead of "Some text". Google has not helped me, apparently I'm the only one with this problem. Other localized Strings work fine, like keybindings. Do I have to register "chat.someMessage" somewhere?

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