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Aeoreign
January 5th, 2016, 14:45
Hi, I am a player from Taiwan, Fantasy ground is a great software, I bought ultimate version and several ruleset and module.
but the main problem is that I can't type Chinese in the chat window, and whole english interface is some kind of treshold for me to persuade my friends to give up other simple tool for their TRPG course....
if it possible to have Chinese interface? or at least support Unicode typing? it will much easier for Taiwan, mainland China, or japanese to play TRPG with FG, and I thought it was also a huge market...

Griogre
January 5th, 2016, 16:22
Hi Aeoreign, currently FG only supports iso-8859-1 encoding. Unicode support is something the developers want to add but that won't happen until after the next major engine update to Unity.

Nylanfs
January 6th, 2016, 02:08
This is the closest it's going to get for a while (https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?27202-LanguagePak-%28LPak%29-Community-Project-Program). :(

Sekator
October 4th, 2017, 13:18
Hi Aeoreign, currently FG only supports iso-8859-1 encoding. Unicode support is something the developers want to add but that won't happen until after the next major engine update to Unity.
Is it known/confirmed that the unicode support is coming in the unity version?

SirGraystone
October 4th, 2017, 14:37
What he said was, first they are finishing Unity, then after that they'll see if they can add Unicode.

MarianDz
October 8th, 2017, 10:15
Yesterday I writed Tutorial (https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?36627-Central-European-Languages-(CEL)-Fonts&p=358803&viewfull=1#post358803) for UNICODE characters and how to get them inside FG.
If developers generate more graphical fonts presets (for French, Swedish, Finish, etc...)
as I does for Central European Languages, Polish or last time Hebrew etc... and user by selecting from predefined menu choose right for them - as enable extension,
then UNICODE problems will be easily SOLVED!

Chinese and Japan fonts are little complicated because they consist of signs which at the end create one letter :cry:.