I know that godot cannot handle unicode characters with more than 3 bytes. Is there any workaround for this ? I want to make a wordle clone and for this I would like to use black, green and orange squares.
1F7E9 - green 1F7E7 - orange 2B1B - black
The black square would work, but green and orange are too big. Any ideas ?
Why does it have to be unicode? Can you use strings and parse them? For example, entering "$Orange" and then searching in the text and replacing it with a Sprite or something along those lines?
Well this is meant to be copied to the clipboard. The squares represent the hits/glances and misses in the attempts so you can share your success without giving the solution away.
Godot 3.4 doesn't support most emojis on Windows because surrogate pairs aren't supported there. This was remedied in 3.5beta1 and later by https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/54625. (A similar fix is also included in Godot 4.0 alpha.)
