@NIX Certainly! To add the function of custom languages to idle messages, you would need to modify the code where the idle messages are handled. If you're using a platform like Make (formerly Integromat) to edit the code, you would typically look for the section in your workflow where idle messages are defined and add a new function or logic that selects the appropriate message based on the user's language preference. Here's a general approach you might take: 1. Identify where in the code or workflow the idle messages are set. 2. Create a function or logic block that can determine the user's language preference. 3. Based on the determined language, select or construct the idle message in that language. 4. Ensure that this message is then returned or displayed to the user when the system is in an idle state. If you need specific assistance with the code or have any other questions, please let me know!