Try Text instead of Other. You may also have to use <Override> in the files if you haven't already.

引用自 sokolov：

Try Text instead of Other. You may also have to use <Override> in the files if you haven't already.

I did actually use <Override>, yeah, but I also got another idea - look for other localization files and add them in, will try all that laters

Update: Text didn't work, didn't appear in both game language and server langauge. Will look more later

I did my own little test to check it out for you-

I assume you're trying to add a completely new "England" language, which you shouldn't add an <Override> to, actually. Originally I thought you just were trying to change the English language.

I guess you've also done this part but you should change
<infotexts language="English" nowhitespace="false" translatedname="English">
into
<infotexts language="England" nowhitespace="false" translatedname="England">

This made the new language file appear for me in settings. Hopefully it works for you.

引用自 sokolov：

I did my own little test to check it out for you-

I assume you're trying to add a completely new "England" language, which you shouldn't add an <Override> to, actually. Originally I thought you just were trying to change the English language.

I guess you've also done this part but you should change
<infotexts language="English" nowhitespace="false" translatedname="English">
into
<infotexts language="England" nowhitespace="false" translatedname="England">

This made the new language file appear for me in settings. Hopefully it works for you.

It did work, thanks! :D
Tho I wonder if having it selected in game settings will work for others too since I can't seem to pick other languages other than vanilla ones when I click host server

I think players will have to download the same mod as you, there is no way to have clientside mods aside of a few lua ones. You can probably edit the vanilla English text file to have the bots speak the quotes you have set, but I don't know how well that would work online.