Hey, I read the description in your more numerals pack and I thought I could share some of my knowledge regarding resource packs with you. You mentioned only having en_us.json in your lang folder, and that's because all the other ones are in the assets folder within your .minecraft directory (along with other assets like as sounds and such). It's kinda hard to explain, but they do that so you can't easily rip all the resources I guess (it's still easy though). Maybe you already figured all of this out, in which case, cool 👍. If not, I can link you to an explanation on how to extract all those assets. In any case, all you need to do in order to extend the numerals to other languages copy and paste the en_us.json file and rename it to whatever the other language files are named (for example, en_uk.json for UK english, es_ar.json for argentinian spanish, etc.), here's a full list.
Hey, I read the description in your more numerals pack and I thought I could share some of my knowledge regarding resource packs with you. You mentioned only having en_us.json in your lang folder, and that's because all the other ones are in the assets folder within your .minecraft directory (along with other assets like as sounds and such). It's kinda hard to explain, but they do that so you can't easily rip all the resources I guess (it's still easy though). Maybe you already figured all of this out, in which case, cool 👍. If not, I can link you to an explanation on how to extract all those assets. In any case, all you need to do in order to extend the numerals to other languages copy and paste the en_us.json file and rename it to whatever the other language files are named (for example, en_uk.json for UK english, es_ar.json for argentinian spanish, etc.), here's a full list.