Minecraft – How To Fix Incorrect Name In Mod Glitch (Minecraft Bedrock)

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so I am creating an addon, but my blocks and items all the sudden are displaying the wrong names (Example: title.sepular_ore.name) I opened the en_US.lang file, and this is what I found:

"tile.pa:sepular_ore.name=Sepular Ore\nitem.pa:sepular_ingot.name=Sepular Ingot\nitem.pa:sepular_sword.name=Sepular Sword\nitem.pa:sepular_axe.name=Sepular Axe\nitem.pa:sepular_pickaxe.name=Sepular Pickaxe\nitem.pa:sepular_shovel.name=Sepular Shovel\nitem.pa:sepular_hoe.name=Sepular Hoe\ntile.pa:sepular_block.name=Sepular Block\nitem.pa:sepulant_tube.name=Sepulant Tube\nitem.pa:crushed_sepulant.name=Crushed Sepulant\ntile.pa:sepular_block_cracked.name=Cracked Sepular Block\nitem.pa:sepular_guard_suit.name=Sepular Guard Suit\nitem.pa:sepular_pearl.name=Sepular Pearl\ntile.pa:chiseled_sepular_block.name=Sepular Chiseled Block\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_block.name=Smooth Sepular\nitem.spawn_egg.entity.pa:sepular_tnt.name=Sepular TNT\nentity.pa:sepular_tnt.name=Sepular TNT\ntile.pa:chiseled_sepular_slab.name=Chiseled Sepular Slab\ntile.pa:sepular_slab_cracked.name=Cracked Sepular Slab\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_slab.name=Smooth Sepular Slab\ntile.pa:sepular_slab.name=Sepular Slab\ntile.pa:sepular_stairs.name=Sepular Stairs\ntile.pa:chiseled_sepular_stairs.name=Chiseled Sepular Stairs\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_stairs.name=Smooth Sepular Stairs\ntile.pa:sepular_stairs_cracked.name=Cracked Sepular Stairs\ntile.pa:light_green_stained_glass.name=Sepulant Stained Glass\ntile.pa:sedimentary.name=Sedimentary\nitem.pa:sepular_nugget.name=Sepular Nugget\ntile.pa:sepular_flower.name=of the Sepular\ntile.pa:polished_sedimentary.name=Polished Sedimentary\ntile.pa:brick_sedimentary.name=Sedimentary Brick\ntile.pa:sedimentary_slab.name=Sedimentary Slab\ntile.pa:sedimentary_stairs.name=Sedimentary Stairs\ntile.pa:polished_sedimentary_slab.name=Polished Sedimentary Slab\ntile.pa:polished_sedimentary_stairs.name=Polised Sedimentary Stairs\ntile.pa:sedimentary_brick_slab.name=Sedimentary Brick Slab\ntile.pa:sedimentary_brick_stairs.name=Sedimentary Brick Stairs\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_block_dyed.name=Dyed Smooth Sepular Block\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_slab_dyed.name=Dyed Smooth Sepular Slab\ntile.pa:smooth_sepular_stairs_dyed.name=Dyed Smooth Sepular Stairs\nitem.spawn_egg.entity.pa:sepular_guard.name=Spawn Sepular Guard\nentity.pa:sepular_guard.name=Sepular Guard\nitem.spawn_egg.entity.pa:op_entity.name=Spawn OP Entity\nentity.pa:op_entity.name=OP Entity\nitem.spawn_egg.entity.pa:epic_trader.name=Spawn Epic Trader\nentity.pa:epic_trader.name=Epic Trader\nitem.spawn_egg.entity.pa:buddy.name=Spawn Buddy\nentity.pa:buddy.name=Buddy\nitem.pa:sepular_flower_seed.name=Seed of the Sepular\nitem.pa:sepular_flower_seed=Seed of the Sepular\n##

Sorry if that is messy. I looked up how to fix it but nothing came up for bedrock:

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Best Answer

Solution

The issue is \n is literally written. Replace all instances of \n with a line break (Enter key) and it should work.

Why did this happen? (Speculation)

It looks like this was automated with some sort of program and some sort of error was made (accidentally escaping the backslash, accidentally using a verbatim string, etc.) which made what normally signifies a new line (\n usually means line break in almost every programming language) literally just saying backslash n.

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