Overview
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Introduction
Now, this is not hacking, it should not be considered hacking, and there is little to no risk to doing this.
Anyways, the developers have rich text enabled for chat, which means we can do cool stuff like this:
We can put in emojis, color text, and so much more. Continue on to the next section to learn how.
Syntax/How-to
Note: This guide is basically just a mirror of this[docs.unity3d.com] and this[digitalnativestudios.com]. This can also be applied to a lot of other Unity games as well.
Do not put spaces between code and or text in the code, as it will treat the spaces as normal text. Do not ignore quotation marks and percentages.
Most of these won’t work on copy and paste, so make sure to read what’s in the parentheses. All of these can be stacked, just like in the example shown in the introduction. You can do bold, italic, underlined, multicolored text, anything.
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Credit goes to Architector #4 for helping me find out how to use this one.
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Note: Emojis are not cross-platform
The only thing I’ve tested that has worked with Stick Fight is the default sprite assets (basically just emoji), which are just numbered.
Deafult Sprite Assets:
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Named Assets:
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Strikethrough:
Underline:
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Lowercase
(Makes all text lowercase)
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Uppercase
(Makes all text uppercase)
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Smallcaps
(This one is hard to explain, try it for yourself)
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Note: I have not been able to get this one to work.
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(This will make everything described above useless, useful for sharing how to format text)
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Note: Subscript and Superscript behave strangely and not how you’d expect.
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Subscript:
Superscript:
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Credit for this one goes to Architector #4.
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Note: You can copy and paste this to make the chat box stay visible for more time. Make sure to put your message of choice at the end.
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Examples
So, you would like to see pre-made chat messages? Well, scroll down!
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Thank you to Bumblebeefan for helping me make this one.
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All credit for this one goes to organized oof. His guide can be found here.
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Feel free to comment any suggestions, recommendations or feedback.