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Thank you for the translation!
I will add this soon to the mod
Totally forgot to add his translation to the mod.
Will do today for sure.
1. Copy files and structure from Zomboid game file of your respective language (doing this will avoid encoding problems later). Go to: Steam\steamapps\common\ProjectZomboid\media\lua\shared\Translate\YOUR LANGUAGE. In here copy the files you need, open then and erase all contents, leaving only the title and brackets (ex: in Recipes_PTBR.txt, leave "Recipes_PTBR = { }" )
2. Usually you will only need to translate Recipes and Items. You need to look what the mod add in MOD NAME\media\scripts. For recipes, just copy then as in scripts, connect them and translate (ex: Recipe_Butcher_Rabbit = "PLACE YOUR TRANSLATION HERE",). For items, copy this structure: ( ItemName_MODULE NAME.ITEM NAME = "PLACE YOUR TRANSLATION HERE", ); you can find your module name and item name in scripts as well.
3. Some mods have additional files to translate, a good place to start is looking for English translation files in the mod you want to translate, since almost all mods are done in english. Proceed with the same logic as above.
Hope it helps. You can probably find a more comprehensive guide online