Hi All,
I would like to use [text3d] with other letters than the English alphabet. Whatever I add with [font $1( message, the special letters appear in the rendered Gem window is something like this: Å⌉ A is like German A umlaupt. Anyway, it does not matter what is the input font the output is always the same if you use non English characters. Does anyone have an idea how to fix it?
I am on Ubuntu Lucid with Gem 0.92.3.
Thanks in advance:
Popesz
hi pospez,
i had the same problem two day ago.
convert the letters to numbers, and display them for example like this:
[<message with numbers>( l [prepend string] l [text*d]
sorry i can not descibe it so well, am a little brainless while working in this project. I will attach a patch. I shot it together to clean out the dependencies of my full project. What are you trying achieve?
best,
jonas
Am 06.02.2013 um 22:25 schrieb Elektro Moon:
Hi All,
I would like to use [text3d] with other letters than the English alphabet. Whatever I add with [font $1( message, the special letters appear in the rendered Gem window is something like this: Å⌉ A is like German A umlaupt. Anyway, it does not matter what is the input font the output is always the same if you use non English characters. Does anyone have an idea how to fix it?
I am on Ubuntu Lucid with Gem 0.92.3.
Thanks in advance:
Popesz
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On 2013-02-06 22:25, Elektro Moon wrote:
Hi All,
I would like to use [text3d] with other letters than the English alphabet. Whatever I add with [font $1( message, the special letters appear in the rendered Gem window is something like this: Ã ? A is like German A umlaupt. Anyway, it does not matter what is the input font the output is always the same if you use non English characters. Does anyone have an idea how to fix it?
either use [string( message (with a list of unicode-points, instead of symbols), or use Gem-0.93, which has proper unicode support)
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