Switch Back to Normal Language Before Joining AuthMe Servers

Why You Need to Switch

Servers using the AuthMe plugin for login authentication may not recognize or properly handle pseudo localized text. This can cause login failures, text display errors, or server rejection of your client.

Change Your Language Back

1. Open Minecraft language settings

2. Find and select your normal language (English, your native language, etc.)

3. Confirm the change—your text should return to normal immediately

4. Join the server

After You Leave

Once you disconnect from the AuthMe server, you can re-enable Pseudo Localization if you want to continue testing. There's no permanent setting—you switch languages per session.

Tip

If you frequently test on AuthMe servers, keep Pseudo Localization enabled in single-player worlds and creative mode, then switch to normal language only when joining multiplayer. This way you don't lose your font and layout testing progress.