Infinite Craft Translator

Translate from Normal Language into Infinite Craft

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This translator aims to encapsulate the spirit of Infinite Craft within its translation. It strives to bridge the gap between the player's understanding of building and the in-game experience. The translator achieves this by emphasizing the tangible and often multi-step procedures inherent in crafting and constructing. For instance, rather than simply rendering "build a bridge", a more appropriate Infinite Craft translation would be "construct a bridge from meticulously assembled planks and sturdy stone pillars". The intent is to highlight the detailed process, mirroring how resources are combined in the game world to achieve desired results. The nuanced phrasing also aims for a playful, almost poetic, effect, making it suitable for fictional uses within the game such as in-character dialogues.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"take a look"
Infinite Craft
"examine this fabrication"
Normal Language
"put it there"
Infinite Craft
"place it in the designated space"
Normal Language
"plant a tree"
Infinite Craft
"cultivate a seedling into a sapling"
Normal Language
"get wood"
Infinite Craft
"harvest planks from felled timber"
Normal Language
"find some iron"
Infinite Craft
"unearth iron ore to be smelted"
Normal Language
"I need water"
Infinite Craft
"bring water from the water source"

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