The pack includes English and Chinese text for its menus and advancements. It also changes how that text loads so players can add their own translations. If your game language shows raw text keys or falls back to English, you can fix it.
Setting Up a Translation
1. Find the English language file. Open the pack's files and look for its language files. They are named with standard Minecraft language codes, such as en_us for English and zh_cn for Simplified Chinese.
2. Copy the English file. Rename the copy to your language's code (for example, de_de for German or fr_fr for French). Keep it in the same folder structure the original uses.
3. Translate only the text on the right. Each line pairs a key with a piece of text. Change the text, never the key, or the game won't match it to the right badge or advancement.
4. Package it as a resource pack. Language files are loaded as resources. Place your file in a resource pack using the same folder path, put the pack in your resourcepacks folder, then enable it under Options > Resource Packs.
Testing Your Translation
1. Select your language under Options > Language.
2. Open the advancements screen and hover over the badge entries.
3. If a line still shows a raw key, check that the key is copied exactly, with no typos or missing quotation marks.