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issue #1862 explains what may be the missing part here. The SWF file relies on a “device font” to display the non-English characters. In Ruffle, this font deployed doesn’t include accented characters (among many other ones). From what #1862 explains, if the input text used an embedded font (which contains the glyphs), the accented characters would be displayed. |
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Since SWF files cannot be attached here, I simply added the This is a standard SWF file without compression. Download it and drag and drop it at https://ruffle.rs/demo/. Click on the center of the blank space and type in red only the embedded glyphs which are displayed in black. As a suggestion (after years dealing with PDF documents), I would always embed fonts in my SWF files. Relying on system fonts is complex at least. |
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#6224 fixed this. Update your selfhosted build and everything will work fine. |
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Hi.
I have verified that in some applications the characters with accents or characters such as Ñ cannot be displayed. It also happens in the text input fields. Is there any way to fix it?
Example: https://genmagic.net/visualurl.html?id=prueba_acentos.swf
Thanks a lot beforehand!
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