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## Create Translations
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You can use a editor such as [poedit](https://poedit.net/) to assist in translations. This guide will assume that you
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will be using poedit.
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This guide will refer to `language designation`. This can be found from running `echo $LANG` on your pi, as long as you
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have set your pi up for your preferred language.
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#### New Language
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* Select `Create a new translation` or `File -> New from POT/PO` and select `ks_includes/locals/KlipperScreen.pot`.
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* Enter your language designation.
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* Create the translations
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* Save the file as `ks_includes/locales/{LANGUAGE DESIGNATION}/KlipperScreen.po`.
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* Select `File -> Compile to MO`. Save this file as `ks_includes/locales/{LANGUAGE DESIGNATION}/KlipperScreen.mo`
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Once you have followed those steps, as long as your pi is set up for your preferred language, KlipperScreen will
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automatically use the translations provided in the file. KlipperScreen currently does not detect RTL languages, but
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support for RTL is planned in the near future.
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