It's quite easy - just create an XML file with your preferred name and the extension ".triglations.xml". Triggernometry will look into both ACT's configuration directory, and Triggernometry plugin file's current directory for any translation files, and loads them on startup. If you are using a premade translation, just drop it in either of those directories, and it will be loaded the next time Triggernometry starts.
While default.triglations.xml is a dump of the default language used in the user interface, changing this file and having it found does not change the default language - you will simply get another entry in the language menu. The default language is built-in and cannot be changed.
Root element is always Language, with the following attributes:
LanguageName: the name that will be presented on the user interface.MissingKeyHandling: what Triggernometry does in case a translation is needed but there is no entry with the corresponding key. Possible values are:DefaultLanguage= Display a string from the default languageDefaultString= Display a default string defined in the translation file (this has the key "internal/default")OutputKey= Display the key
Under Language you will have a container Translations, which contains a number of TranslationEntry elements. They have the following attributes:
Key= Key used by Triggernometry to look for a translation, generally tries to be descriptive of what it's supposed to be for- Some keys may have brackets such as
ActionForm/cbxActionType[Discord webhook]- this refers to options situated inside a combobox or similar components
- Some keys may have brackets such as
Translation= Translation entry
Please feel free to contribute translations to your preferred languages! I have created a Finnish translation myself as a proof-of-concept translation and for testing.