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To change the '''color''' of a ''syllable'', encapsulate the text in <code><color=#HEXALPHA></color></code> (e.g. <code>It/ is/ get/ting/ clo/ser/ and/ clo/ser/ to/ <color=#FF0000FF>you.</color>"</code>). Note that this only affects the '''text''' color, and not its '''outline'''. | To change the '''color''' of a ''syllable'', encapsulate the text in <code><color=#HEXALPHA></color></code> (e.g. <code>It/ is/ get/ting/ clo/ser/ and/ clo/ser/ to/ <color=#FF0000FF>you.</color>"</code>). Note that this only affects the '''text''' color, and not its '''outline'''. | ||
To change the '''size''' of a ''syllable'', encapsulate the text in <code><size=NUM></size></code> (e.g. <code>Thank/ <size=100>GOD</size>/ it's/ o/ver/</code>). Note that this will make the encapsulated text not display if it's using the default latin pixel font. Any other font will properly display the resize. | To change the '''size''' of a ''syllable'', encapsulate the text in <code><size=NUM></\size></code> (with the backslash) (e.g. <code>Thank/ <size=100>GOD</size>/ it's/ o/ver/</code>). Note that this will make the encapsulated text not display if it's using the default latin pixel font. Any other font will properly display the resize. | ||
To use any '''special characters''' literally without affecting the functionality, put a "<code>\</code>" behind the character (e.g. <code>Our/ worries/ and'''\/'''or/ our/ fears</code>). | To use any '''special characters''' literally without affecting the functionality, put a "<code>\</code>" behind the character (e.g. <code>Our/ worries/ and'''\/'''or/ our/ fears</code>). |
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