• Write down your vocabulary into a file called vocab.txt. It should look something like this:

question
answer

hello 👋
Hallo

What means "go" in German?
gehen

Important: You can write anything you want as question or answer, eg. emojis, semicolons, special letters like èéêë etc. Watch out that the section sign (§) acts as a formatting code. Only use one line for the question, then one line for the answer, then an empty line, then again one line for the question... . Otherwise the mod has trouble reading the file.

• Drag the file into your config folder. (The config folder can be found in the same directory as the mods folder. If you use the Modrinth launcher, you find it when clicking on the three dots on the top of the instance > Open folder > config. If you haven't ever started your modpack before, the folder has not been generated yet. In this case, start your game once without the mod installed.)
• Start Minecraft (with the mod installed) and join a world.
• Execute /voc load_txt. If there already exists a vocab.json file, the mod will ask you to remove it. Important: Don't delete vocab.json files that you still need! You should save older files in a seperate folder, so you can use them again another time. After saving (or deleting/renaming) the file, execute /voc load_txt again.
• The new vocab.json file should have been created. If not, try this:

Troubleshooting:

• Is the .txt file really called vocab.txt?
• Is the vocab.txt file really inside the config folder?
• Is the file structure of vocab.txt correct (like in the example above)?

If there are still questions or problems, feel free to join my DIscord server, where I can help you.

When you are ingame, the mod will ask you a random question from your vocab.json file every few minutes. This is configurable, see List of Commands for more. To answer the question, execute the command /voc a [answer] and write your answer. You should watch out for this:

• If the answer contains any special letters or spaces or if the answer is marked red, so that the command can't be executed, put the answer into quotation marks ("answer")
• Some special letters can't be typed in Minecraft. Try copy-pasting the word from another program. If this doesn't work, use the unicode of the letter. I recommend not to using such letters when creating your vocab.json file, as it can be very annoying to type them.

If you don't know the answer, you can skip it with /voc skip.

/voc enable: Enables the mod.

/voc disable: Disables the mod.

/voc a [answer]//voc skip: See Using the mod

/voc cycle_time [seconds]: Changes the interval at which the mod asks questions.

/voc stats: Shows a statistic of the questions you have been asked, for example how many questions you answered right or wrong.

/voc load_txt: See Setting up vocab.json