[1] i always wanted to do that thanks for teaching us
pretty cool ↩︎
heres an updated formatting guide just in case theres something good in here that you might want to use
you can make this using a hashtag and a space (# exampleText)
there are SIX different sizes of heading!
you can also make this using h1-h6 wrapped in the left and right arrows!
<h1>exampleTxt</h1>
however, it seems like if you put text under headings using html formatting (that ^) then all formatting for that text just doesnt work
bold
<h6>heading6</h6>
**bold**
**bold** //why does this one work?
bold
<h6>heading6</h6>
**bold** //??????
you can make these using three asterisks in an empty row! (***)
examples above this and directly below this sentence
i used to refer to these as tooltips but it turns out theyre actually named footnotes
you can make these using one caret (^), one left bracket, whatever you want inside, and one right bracket!
^[]
[3]
also images can go into the tooltips
[4]
you probably know how to put these in
but you can actually change the sizes to a number outside of 100, 75 or 50!
simply go to the text version of the image

find where the size is typed in;
690x431, 50%]
/* aka
width x height, size of image] */
and change the percentage!

you can also crop them via the size (they wont stretch)

you can make these by using two tildes (~) on both sides of your text!
~~exampleTxt~~
exampleTxt
[5]
theres multiple ways of doings this, though markdown uses less characters
[s]exampleTxt[/s] bbcode; <s>exampleTxt</s> html; ~~exampleTxt~~ markdown
the rest of these will just be extra things you can make using markdown (and maybe bbcode or html)
Normal text for comparison<sup>exampleTxtSuper</sup>
Normal text for comparisonexampleTxtSuper
Normal text for comparison<sub>exampleTxtSub</sub>
Normal text for comparisonexampleTxtSub
jk apparently “< small >” but with no spaces is blocked
<big>exampleTxt</big>
exampleTxt
<mark>exampleTxt</mark>
exampleTxt
<del>exampleTxt</del>
exampleTxt
[7]
<ins>exampleTxt</ins>
exampleTxt
<kbd>exampleTxt</kbd>
exampleTxt
good guide
if it matters at all for you; i just copy & pasted this in since i dont have the energy to constantly retype this everytime somebody makes their first guide or has bad formatting ↩︎
two slashes (//) make a comment in c sharp ↩︎
exampleTxt ↩︎
:.|:; ↩︎
some of these might tell you “< aa >exampletxt< aa > is not allowed!” or smth like that dont ask me why that happens but idk how to fix it ↩︎
fun fact: this is actually how i used to do strikethroughs
↩︎
Thats
very
Good
Guide
Question: Does this work in popups? Once I saw a game that used the typewriter effect using a pop-up, and I’ve been wondering how to do it.
Anyways nice guide!
Hey…yes it does…was this game by any chance…called Laser Trial? Just curious.
But yeah, it can work in popups. Instead of using a text device, just alter the block code to accommodate a popup. Grab a popup on “Player” content scope. And in it’s block code, when receiving on that “Tick” channel (or whatever channel you are using to run the trigger loop) and the only thing you need to change in the block code, is instead of using the “Set Text” block, use the “Set Content” block.
It works just the same. Hope that helps! I find it especially interesting when you use a banner popup that’s completely black, then you an absolute black barrier as a background in the above layer of the player. It makes for a really great introduction to a game.
Secundo Beemp
No need to be rude. This is off topic.
Yes, i know im being off topic.
already done..e
No worries, posting this is off topic so… cant’ complain
Lol, thanks for the support. (Directed to the bumper) Oh wait it’s Benson! Thanks man, I didn’t look at the profile too closely.