Solved Automatic language switching for incoming players?

like auto write /lang de or en etc. for incoming players.
maybe there is already such a plugin?

 

Most plugins have already inbuilt language support, and a such they do create a default english language file in oxide's "lang/en" folder. You need only to copy those files into the specific coded subfolders (like es, fr, gr, ...) and do rewrite the included language parts into the preferred language.
Done

 

I know.
But i mean another.
I need automatically switching language individual for each player, for en player set en lang., for rus player set rus lang.

I translated into 2 languages all plugins on my server, is en, ru, de folder in oxide/lang.
Now people can switch language with /lang command.
But it would be great if the language was set automatically for each incoming player.
Need identify the country of incoming players and to set the language for them

 

ye. maybe check client language setting, it's posible?

 

Code:

        void OnPlayerInit(BasePlayer player)
        {
            if (player == null || player.net == null || player.net.connection == null) return;
            string ply_lang = player.net.connection.info.GetString("global.language", null);
            // returns a shortcode like 'en'
            if (ply_lang != null)
            {
                //do whatelse example
                Puts($"Player {player.displayName} has the language {ply_lang}");
            }
        }

 

I did experiment with it since someone asked last week or so about "streamer" detection.
It returned atm the following (in my case):

Code:

global.god > False
global.specnet > False
global.streamermode > False
global.language > en

 

Code:

namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("Lang", "hulimontana", 0.1)]
    [Description("Auto change language")]    class Lang : RustPlugin
    {
        void OnPlayerInit(BasePlayer player)
        {
            if (player == null || player.net == null || player.net.connection == null) return;
            string ply_lang = player.net.connection.info.GetString("global.language", null);
            // returns a shortcode like 'en'
            if (ply_lang != null)
            {
                //do whatelse example
                Puts($"Player {player.displayName} has the language {ply_lang}");
                player.ConsoleMessage("chat.say /lang en");
            }
        }
    }
}

What is my mistake?
player.ConsoleMessage("chat.say /lang en"); - not working.

 

Why not just call the method to set the language?

Code:

lang.SetLanguage(ply_lang, player.UserIDString);

 

Mughisi, thank you, it works

 

Code:

if (ply_lang == "en")
            {
                //do whatelse example
                Puts($"Player {player.displayName} has the language {ply_lang}");
                lang.SetLanguage(ply_lang, player.UserIDString);
            }

another small question:
why does not work the condition?

 

then i don't understend how it works, if string: Puts($"Player {player.displayName} has the language {ply_lang}");
Write in console this:

like just "ru"
but if (ply_lang == "ru") don't work.

ok, anyway, how do I compare ply_lang?

 

maybe don't need change this "if"?
if (ply_lang != null)
what happens if the server don't have the user language? set default lang?

 

Sorry, but it's don't work too:

Code:

if (ply_lang != null)
            {
                string lng = ply_lang.Substring(0, 1);
                Puts($"Player {player.displayName} has the language {lng}");
                lang.SetLanguage(lng, player.UserIDString);
            }

In server console I see string "Player hulimontana has the language ru"
But language don't switch for me.

And ply_lang have short string like 'en' wrote about it Fujikura

Where i can find information about: lang, player.ConsoleMessage and other oxide functions?