Closed Fer-Jg closed 2 years ago
You could simply copy-paste the raw character. \uEffb
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Where can I get that? xd When copy-pasting it, it literally just gives the "\uEffb" anywhere I paste it
Where can I get that? xd When copy-pasting it, it literally just gives the "\uEffb" anywhere I paste it
The format is \uXXXX
where XXXX
is the Unicode HEX code. You might be able to find the character that corresponds to a given code using a Unicode table, but I find it easier to use the browser's dev tools (F12) and to type console.log("\uXXXX")
Thanks, it actually worked c:
Support for unicode chars to use with resource packs For example:
\uEffb
becomes ... So I can do something like using only Venture :)