Allow the use of foreign language Characters

[shire]

Allow the use of foreign language Characters like Chinese(pinyin) and Spanish characters.
Example: è, ñ, ä, ć

[Flashlight237]

Pretty sure that would depend on the font.

[cyro557]

I don’t understand, do you mean Using another font?

If so that’s pretty much impossible (with how Robby does the chat system).


Copy and paste?

Unity doesn’t allow copy & paste.



Also if your talking about using emojis/foreign characters unity text doesn’t allow it.

[troopas]

I don’t understand, do you mean Using another font?

If so that’s pretty much impossible (with how Robby does the chat system).


Copy and paste?

Unity doesn’t allow copy & paste.



Also if your talking about using emojis/foreign characters unity text doesn’t allow it.

really? I haven't personally ever tested it

[Flashlight237]

I don’t understand, do you mean Using another font?

Yes, I mean using another font. Latin (ex. our alphabet and stuff like è, ñ, ä, and ć) and Greek characters are usable in the most famous fonts like Arial and Times New Roman, but Japanese, Chinese, and Korean text? Those are on a whole nother world. I've checked all three of those forms of text and the font they use are quite different. I went on Pixiv (Japanese art site) and got this nonsense using the WhatFont Google Chrome extension: http://prntscr.com/u0cyqn

Wikipedia, however, uses Sans-Serif for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean; however, I'm pretty sure Sans-Serif is a base.

Google Translate, however, uses Roboto.

I'm telling ya, it's puzzling even me, and I haven't gotten into Arabic text.

[cyro557]

I don’t understand, do you mean Using another font?

Yes, I mean using another font. Latin (ex. our alphabet and stuff like è, ñ, ä, and ć) and Greek characters are usable in the most famous fonts like Arial and Times New Roman, but Japanese, Chinese, and Korean text? Those are on a whole nother world. I've checked all three of those forms of text and the font they use are quite different. I went on Pixiv (Japanese art site) and got this nonsense using the WhatFont Google Chrome extension: http://prntscr.com/u0cyqn

Wikipedia, however, uses Sans-Serif for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean; however, I'm pretty sure Sans-Serif is a base.

Google Translate, however, uses Roboto.

I'm telling ya, it's puzzling even me, and I haven't gotten into Arabic text.

the thing is that Unity WebGL doesnt allow Copy and paste in input fields also with how robby stores the Chat it uses only 1 Font here is an example:
Cyro: hey
Flashlight: hi
Cyro: hi
Flashlight: whats up?

the problem is that it only indents and uses one text field so if you were to switch the font it would change everything else.

[Flashlight237]

I don’t understand, do you mean Using another font?

Yes, I mean using another font. Latin (ex. our alphabet and stuff like è, ñ, ä, and ć) and Greek characters are usable in the most famous fonts like Arial and Times New Roman, but Japanese, Chinese, and Korean text? Those are on a whole nother world. I've checked all three of those forms of text and the font they use are quite different. I went on Pixiv (Japanese art site) and got this nonsense using the WhatFont Google Chrome extension: http://prntscr.com/u0cyqn

Wikipedia, however, uses Sans-Serif for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean; however, I'm pretty sure Sans-Serif is a base.

Google Translate, however, uses Roboto.

I'm telling ya, it's puzzling even me, and I haven't gotten into Arabic text.

the thing is that Unity WebGL doesnt allow Copy and paste in input fields also with how robby stores the Chat it uses only 1 Font here is an example:
Cyro: hey
Flashlight: hi
Cyro: hi
Flashlight: whats up?

the problem is that it only indents and uses one text field so if you were to switch the font it would change everything else.

Does it work with Alt-Codes?: https://www.alt-codes.net/

It's not compatible with any Asian-language text, but alt codes do make use of Latin and some Greek characters.

[cyro557]

im not entirely sure

[troopas]

What about google trasnlates fancy letters from different languages?