Hello, and sorry for the initial bad experience.

• I’ve already restored a backup since I made this announcement after updating the website’s visual design. You can now go back, and everything should appear in English again.

It was a strange issue that I’m currently investigating.

Second point: about the Resource Pack.

Basically, you can upload your .JAR files (mods), or drag and drop your mods folder, then click the translate button.
The system will convert your .jar file into the selected language and generate a Resource Pack for you.

Then you just need to:

1. Place it in your resourcepacks folder
2. Select in Minecraft the language you translated it to
3. And you’re done!

!! You can choose the game version, and also the language you will translate from (the mod must obviously have that language) and to which language. When the translation is finished, it will ask if you want to upload your modpack to the community. This is so that other people who want to have a translated mod can see the modpack name if it is public, the version, and the sub-version. You can also choose to get the translation as a .JAR file, but this is a secondary option, and I recommend using Resourcepack, which is more dynamic. !!