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A collection of familiar, friendly, and modern emoji from Microsoft
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How to use? #139

Open NDevDiscord opened 4 months ago

NDevDiscord commented 4 months ago

Im on windows 10, im just want to use this, but how?

thanone2 commented 4 months ago

I also want to know how to use this, but on android.

nonetrix commented 4 months ago

I assume there is some build script to generate a .tff file?

kissu commented 3 months ago

Import the SVG on your website/android or else and use it. 🤗

thanone2 commented 3 months ago

Import the SVG on your website/android or else and use it. 🤗

Bruh... We want to replace the default android emojis not use these as stickers...

kissu commented 3 months ago

10s search: https://zfont-3.en.uptodown.com/android

This is not exactly the place to ask this anyway, they are providing the icons. It's other people's job to integrate them wherever they want them. Biggest part is all done.

thanone2 commented 3 months ago

10s search: https://zfont-3.en.uptodown.com/android

This is not exactly the place to ask this anyway, they are providing the icons. It's other people's job to integrate them wherever they want them. Biggest part is all done.

Then why didn't you say that at first? +I don't want to root my phone

kissu commented 3 months ago

You don't need to root for it.

Otherwise, I said what I thought was relevant in this case. Makes sense to have such an app on Android, but could also be doable to just ship something like that on a custom keyboard like SwiftKey or like. Or any kind of app to wrap it around.

NDevDiscord commented 3 months ago

Import the SVG on your website/android or else and use it. 🤗

im just want to have it on windows 10 pro 22h2

kissu commented 3 months ago

@NDevDiscord not sure about how 22h2 for Win10 and how it impacts this case but that kind of solution looks quite universal in its approach. On top of being released before the update, so I guess fully compatible too: https://youtu.be/I4a7h40ZrzQ

Again, 10s search on Google guys.

kenmcd commented 3 months ago

These emojis are used in the Segoe UI Emoji font. The Flat color versions (SVGs) are used up to v1.33. Those look different than v1.29 you probably have, but still do not have gradients. Those are both still COLRv0 fonts - so v1.33 should work on Win10. With v1.45 the font changed to COLRv1 - so it can have gradients. So it does look different than v1.29 and v1.33. Those are the SVGs in the Color folder. I do not know if Win10 can handle the COLRv1 format of v1.45. May be interesting to see if it does, but I have not seen anything suggesting it does.

Android can now handle COLRv1 emoji fonts. Noto Color Emoji is now COLRv1 format. So my guess is that it could work.

No easy way to build a font from these SVGs (that would work the same way).

nonetrix commented 3 months ago

Yes build script to ttf is what we need ideally and maybe releases but that's just my opinion. You can download it from unofficial sources however which I suspect is just ripped from Windows 11. They probably have a internal build process they use but haven't released for whatever reason, hopefully not intentionally

kenmcd commented 3 months ago

If you look at the forks of this repo, you can see other font builds in different formats.