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Custom rich text tag removes text effect

silninsilnin
in Technical Q&A
Hello,

I have an issue regarding custom rich text. I hope someone out there can help me with it :)

I am trying to change the color of a single phrase within a subtitle.
I have inserted a <color> tag for that word, like so: 
in an <color=#758ABA>unfamiliar land.</color> The

Unfortunately, that also seems to remove the outline-effect that is being applied to the rest of the words, as set up in the subtitle-settings of AC. See the result here.

Is there a way to avoid this from happening?

Comments

  • ChrisIceBoxChrisIceBox
    I will try to fix this in an update, thanks for pointing it out.
  • silninsilnin
    Okay, much appreciated. 

    By the way: There was also another issue i noticed, perhaps it's related:

    When you use the fade transition for subtitles, the words with a custom <color> tag do not fade. 
    They just appear immediately and while at the same time the rest of the text fades in.
  • ChrisIceBoxChrisIceBox
    Thanks for the alert - though that may be more difficult to fix.  Know that you can always rely on a Unity UI for your subtitles, and link it to AC's Menu Manager - but I'll take a look at that as well.
  • radiantboyradiantboy
    was this ever fixed? i just used <color=green>Sit and work?</color> but now the texteffect around the text is all green too, rather than a blackoutline.
  • ChrisIceBoxChrisIceBox
    It's a Unity issue, so far as I can tell.  Perhaps ironically, it's fine with Unity UI.
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