RoadBoard is not only growing in terms of features, but is also becoming accessible to more users around the world. We are therefore pleased to announce that twelve additional languages will be integrated into the application by the release of RoadBoard Version 1.0 at the latest.
In addition to German and English, RoadBoard will support the following languages:
- Russian
- Slovenian
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Czech
- Lithuanian
- Hungarian
- French
- Vietnamese
- Korean
- Swedish
- Polish
- Japanese
Our goal is to make RoadBoard accessible to the widest possible international community. This does not mean translating only a few menu items. The complete user interface, important messages, settings, and core features should be presented clearly and consistently in each supported language.
A Huge Thank You to Our Translators
This project would not be possible without the support of our volunteer translators. They are investing their time and helping us make RoadBoard accurate, understandable, and accessible to users from different countries.
We would like to sincerely thank the following community members:
- kauemon – Japanese
- my.szo – Polish
- cyanide_snubbe – Swedish
- bsod._. – Korean
- chicken_boil – Vietnamese
- _farmers – French
- beni.benji__ – Hungarian
- erlingas123 – Lithuanian
- silverinen13 – Czech
- vitinho1586 – Brazilian Portuguese
- idijot122 – Slovenian
- thealive55 – Russian
Thank you for your support, your time, and your contribution to the international future of RoadBoard.
What Happens Next?
The translations will be reviewed, refined, and integrated into RoadBoard step by step. Depending on the development progress, some languages may become available before Version 1.0. However, all of the languages listed above are planned to be fully integrated by Version 1.0 at the latest.
The translations will also continue to be maintained after their initial integration. New features, settings, and text will need to be added in every supported language. Our translators and feedback from the community will continue to play an important role in this process.
By expanding the available language support, we are taking another important step towards creating an international and user-friendly platform for the ETS2 community.
Thank you to everyone who follows RoadBoard, tests it, translates it, and supports the project with feedback.
The RoadBoard Team