Translator (NeoForge)

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Translator (NeoForge)

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NeoForge 1.21.1 in-game translator — client-side chat & world text. 中文: GitHub README_zh-CN.md

Mod Loaders
Minecraft

About

Description

This mod serves as a translation tool within the game, designed to translate text found in various in-game elements without altering world data. It supports chat, scoreboards, boss bars, titles, tooltips, signs, TextDisplay floating text, books, and more.

Maintained by Gstar (GitHub) — NeoForge 1.21.1, developed with AI-assisted tooling (Cursor). Independent project; see CREDITS.md for design references.

Platform

Loader Minecraft Notes
NeoForge 1.21.1 Requires Cloth Config (NeoForge 15.0.127+)

Key features

  • Non-intrusive translation — client-side only; does not modify the world.
  • Hotkeys
    • U — open translation options
    • O — screen OCR (when the active translator supports images)
    • In-game commands
      • /transconfig — configure translators, languages, cache, and API keys
      • /translate <text> — translate text (result is copyable)
      • /translate-re <text> — reverse translation
    • Auto-translate — chat, tooltips, titles, scoreboard, boss bar, signs, entity names / TextDisplay, and more (toggle per feature in options)

Supported translation services

Configure your own API keys in-game (Cloth Config or commands):

  • Baidu Translate
  • Youdao Translate
  • Tencent Cloud Machine Translation
  • Bing Translate
  • OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoints

Quick start

  1. Install NeoForge 21.1.216+, Cloth Config API (NeoForge 15.0.127+), and this mod.
  2. Configure Tencent Cloud (example):
    /transconfig tencent <SecretId> <SecretKey>
    
  3. Set languages:
    /transconfig language "Auto" "Chinese (Simplified)"
    
  4. Press U and enable the auto-translate options you need.

Full command reference: docs/INSTALL.md


Chinese documentation

Simplified Chinese guides are on GitHub (this Modrinth page is English-only):