FullwidthFont
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This mod allows for utilizing the fullwidth font in the Unicode table. This means you can use a character set that exists in minecraft, that most people don't even know about! The only downside to this is that the new font doesn't support any special characters.
This was programmed in 15 minutes. It's pretty simple and shouldn't have any issues.
Installation
Simply drop this plugin in your plugins folder, reboot the server, and your new font should be in action. Some other mods may conflict with this - if it does, please let me know, and I will look into fixing it.
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If you have any suggestions, please tell me in the comments!
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_ForgeUser6839495 Owner
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Posted Mar 8, 2014Hi, update ?
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Posted Mar 8, 2013can you please update this plugin?
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Posted Sep 28, 2012@Adrenalineq
I will have to hook it into PEX then, since it handles chat manually rather than just setting the display name.
This is odd though, since I have this feature coded into a custom plugin for the server below (not my server):
mc.wacos.ca
it runs PEX and this just fine. They use identical methods to change the chat font...
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Posted Sep 28, 2012@wacossusca34
No compatibility with ChatManager from PEX, dont appear any prefixes or colors :3
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Posted Sep 28, 2012@Bimmr
On the unicode table, there is another font sheet at the very bottom. Every since minecraft switched to using unicode, the've had this font built into it. However, I needed to convert the current characters to the characters from the bottom of the table. This was actually prettty easy, all I did was add a hexidecimal value to the character.
Take a look here for the whole unicode table: http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/en/general-info/unicode.html
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Posted Sep 28, 2012So how does this plugin actually work?