Bot languages

Description

User Guide

The bot speaks 10 languages. Choose your server's language with a single command or from the dashboard: replies, embeds, buttons and menus follow immediately.

What it does

• Translates all of the bot's messages into the language chosen for the server.
• Can also follow automatically the language configured in your Discord server's settings.
• Lets you re-post panels already published (buttons, menus) in the new language.
• Falls back to English when a translation is missing, so that no text is ever left blank.

Available languages

Français · English · Deutsch · Português · Español · Русский · Українська · 中文 · 日本語 · 한국어

Quick start (Admin)

1. Check the current language: /languages current.
2. Choose your language: /languages lang, then select it from the list.
3. Re-post the persistent panels: /languages rerender.
4. You can do the same thing from the dashboard, in the "Bot language" card on the server home page.

Commands

Command	Description	Who can use it
/languages lang	Sets the bot's language for this server (list of 10 choices).	Administrator
/languages auto	Switches back to automatic detection: the bot follows the Discord server's language.	Administrator
/languages current	Shows the language currently in use, and whether it was chosen or detected.	Everyone
/languages rerender	Re-posts the bot's persistent panels in the current language.	Administrator

All of these commands reply privately.

Settings from the dashboard

On the server home page, the "Bot language" card — reserved for administrators — offers:

• a dropdown list with the 10 languages and the "Automatic (Discord server language)" option;
• a display of the effective language currently applied;
• a reminder, after saving, to run /languages rerender to update the panels already published.

Good to know

• Order in which the language is decided: your explicit choice comes first; failing that, the language declared in your Discord server's settings; failing that again, English.
• The Discord server's declared language is only reliable on Community servers. Elsewhere, Discord returns American English: in automatic mode, a French-speaking non-community server will therefore speak English. In that case, choose the language explicitly with /languages lang.
• Messages already published do not change on their own. /languages rerender re-posts them for the modules that support it: Tickets, Shop, AutoRole, AutoThread, Rules, Staff Time Clock, Role Roster, TennoTrap and Multi-Currency. The command reports how many messages were updated, and flags the modules that failed.
• The names and descriptions of slash commands follow each member's own Discord client language, not the server's: Discord is the one displaying them, and it uses each person's preferences. A member set to English will therefore see the descriptions in English, even on a server configured in French. The content of the replies, however, does follow the server's language.
• Text drawn inside an image (rank cards, in particular): it stays in English for Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, because the fonts used do not cover those alphabets. The rest of the interface is properly translated.
• What the bot does not translate: the text you entered yourself (welcome message, shop items, rules, auto-responses…) or data coming from external services. It is displayed exactly as you wrote it.
• Direct messages sent by the bot follow the language of the server the action came from, not the recipient's.
• If a sentence is not yet translated into your language, it is displayed in English — the fallback happens sentence by sentence, never for a whole module at once.