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Bug
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Resolution: Invalid
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None
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1.20.2, 1.20.3 Pre-Release 2
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None
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Confirmed
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Internationalisation, Text
The Bug:
Minecraft currently only supports the decimal point (.) for value separation.
This becomes problematic for users in regions where the decimal points are not the standard separator for values, but instead the decimal commas (,) or similar (for example the Arabic decimal comma (٫)) are used.
Since about half of all languages use decimal commas for value separation instead of decimal points, a string similar to that of "options.percent_value", "options.framerate", "options.fullscreen.entry" or "options.pixel_value" is required to reflect each language's format properly.
Observed Behavior:
Minecraft does NOT support other formats for decimal separation in its language translations.
Expected Behavior:
Minecraft does support other formats for decimal separation in its language translations.
Here is a gif showing how this would look in the options menu.
- relates to
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MC-248847 The comma used to list colors within firework star item tooltips is untranslatable
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MC-88484 Decimal numbers are displayed using the default Locale value
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MC-123586 Debug pie chart uses locale specific number formatting
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