Localize ComputerCraft for es_ES #488
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Español de España (Castellano)
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dan200 doesn't want other languages than English in the main mod. See #5 |
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@Wilma456 Dan's changed his mind on that (#294 (comment)), so we're all good.
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@SquidDev Thank you. I have not see this. If dan200 accept this PR, I will make a PR for German. |
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Following dan200#488 Here is my translation in french fr_fr
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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Following dan200#488 Here is my translation in french fr_fr
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es_ES: Español de España (Castellano)
I created a .lang file for es_ES, it's my native language, so I thought I could do it.
Although untested, it should work fine, just as en_US works.