RandomTranslations

The mod takes the language entries Minecraft uses for its interface and reshuffles them at random, so a settings button may carry the label of an item or a warning. Strings from other mods that pass through the game's standard language loader are scrambled as well, and certain modded strings change their behavior based on the way the owning mod renders them. The game stays playable, though it becomes much harder to understand. Crazy Mod Ruins Translation is the intended result, and the randomizing is deliberately confusing.

Creators running challenge runs, live streams, video series or joke modpacks can use it to revisit well-known screens in an unfamiliar form. It changes only how text is shown on the client, so a server does not need it. Because the result can make menus and gameplay messages far less useful, modpack authors are advised to tell players what they are getting into before installing it. Installation needs Minecraft Forge for 1.20.1, followed by a launch of the game that the player should expect to be confusing; the setup is one step after installation. It is released under the MIT License and is open source, with public source code and an issue tracker.