StupidMC Translate — Humorous Localization for Minecraft

StupidMC Translate offers an original resource pack with humorous translations for Minecraft, created through collaborative efforts of community members. This translation pack demonstrates remarkable flexibility and extensive capabilities.

Mod Compatibility Support

Important consideration: Resource pack translations typically take precedence over translations embedded in mods by game developers.

Currently Supported Mods

• Bedrockify — fully compatible loading messages
• Sodium — significant portion of interface translated
• IRIS — majority of text elements supported
• Modmenu — currently in adaptation process

Users may submit compatibility requests for unsupported mods through the GitHub Issues system. Note that focus primarily on Fabric/Quilt may limit Forge-specific mod support.

Package Architecture

\<ROOT>
│   pack.mcmeta (primary resource pack metadata file)
│
└───assets/
    ├───bedrockify/lang/ (Bedrockify localization)
    │       └── zh_cn.json
    └───minecraft/
        ├───lang/ (core language files)
        │   ├── zh_cn.json (main translation file)
        │   ├── en_us.json (original English text)
        │   └── zh_cn-233.json (legacy community translations)
        └───texts/ (special text assets)
            ├── credits.json (current credits listing)
            ├── end.txt (game's final poem translation)
            ├── postcredits.txt (post-credits message)
            ├── splashes.txt (main menu humorous splashes)
            └── backward compatibility service files*

Asterisk denotes development files removable without gameplay impact

Installation and Usage

Recommended Method

Modern launchers with Modrinth integration allow searching for "StupidMC Translate" directly through the built-in modifications catalog.

Manual Installation

GitHub releases provide ready ZIP archives placed directly in the user's game version folder labelled resourcepacks.

Translation Priority Management

Maintainers advise positioning StupidMC Translate above similar resource packs to ensure proper functioning. Particularly effective when paired with complementary functionality from the same development collective.

Translations are distributed under GNU GPLv3 licensing terms. Developer communication occurs through GitHub Issues and personal email correspondence.