Dashboard
Language
Use the dashboard in Portuguese or English and pick each city's language for the bot, store, rules website and resource.
Use the dashboard in Portuguese or English and pick each city's language for the bot, store, rules website and resource.
FiveDash has two languages: Português (Brasil) and English. There are two separate settings: the dashboard language, which is yours and only changes what you see, and the city language, which belongs to each server and changes what players see on Discord, in the store and on the rules website. So you can use the dashboard in English and keep the city in Portuguese, or the other way around.
Go to Settings → Profile.
In the Language group, open the picker and choose Português (Brasil) or English.
The dashboard switches right away and Language changed (or Idioma alterado) shows. No need to save.
Before you sign in, the sign-up and sign-in screens also have the Language picker. Your choice is kept in the browser for a year and, if you create the account with it, it’s saved on the account.
| Situation | Language used |
|---|---|
| You picked a language in Settings → Profile | The one you picked |
| You didn’t pick one | Your region’s: Portuguese for accounts from Brazil, English for the rest |
| Screens before signing in | The one picked in the Language picker; otherwise, the browser’s language |
| Changes | Doesn’t change |
|---|---|
| Menus, pages, buttons, error messages and notices in the dashboard | Texts your team wrote (bot messages, products, rules pages) |
| FiveDash AI’s replies in the assistants | The city language |
| Your account’s e-mails (codes and security notices) | What other people on the team see |
Each server has its own language, used in everything players see.
In the sidebar, open the server picker and click Manage servers.
Click the server you want to change.
In the Language group, pick the City language: Português (Brasil) or English.
Click Save changes.
| The city language changes | Detail |
|---|---|
| What the bot writes on Discord | The bot’s default replies and messages |
| The store and checkout | The store website players use |
| The rules website | The site’s fixed parts |
| Ticket transcripts | The text around the conversation |
| The fivedash resource | Console messages and in-game notices for players, from the next sync on |
Without a choice, the city language follows the organization’s region. The fivedash resource starts in the language saved from its last sync; before the first one, it uses Locale in config.lua (or the fivedash_locale convar) and, failing that, Portuguese. See Install the resource.
I switched the dashboard to English and my team complained. It shouldn’t affect anyone: the dashboard language is per person. Check that you didn’t change the City language in Manage servers.
Can I have one city in Portuguese and another in English? Yes. The city language is per server.
Is there Spanish? No. The dashboard and the cities come in Português (Brasil) and English.