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Revision as of 05:15, 5 December 2022
Slash command
/playerlocale number
Changes the locale of a player.
- Number is the desired Locale Id
| Active, but only the English locale works. |
Table of Locale IDs:
- 0 - English "en"
- 1 - Test "test"
- 2 - ChineseTraditional "zh"
- 3 - Korean "ko"
- 4 - Japanese "ja"
- 5 - German "de"
- 6 - French "fr"
- 7 - Spanish "es"
Notes:
The locale sets the language and other locale defaults.
The default locale of the game is English, and Index 0 is used as the default locale. /playerlocale takes an integer as an argument, and locales have been indexed and assigned a number.
The command will accept 0 as an argument. However, it appears any argument other than 0 returns "Invalid locale".
It's possible that the devs have disabled any locale other than English in order to reduce needed resources and support. Mere conjecture, however.
Example
/playerlocale 0