amiga | 6 years ago | 5 comments | 2.1K views
Apologies if this has already been discussed, but I couldn't find anything after searching the community, nor can I find a setting that seems to accomplish it.
Is there any way to add depth (extrusion?) to an emoji character, even if just a simple black border, as in this [U] SIMULATED [/U] BluffTitler screenshot (the lower part)?
I found a video by @Franco that "looks" like his little fishies have depth, but hard to tell.
Anyway, thanks everyone, in advance!
outerspace-software.com...
In the current version, emoji are always flat. Thank you for your request!
The size and the position of the emoji can be controlled with the EMOJI property.
michiel, 6 years ago
Thanks Michiel!
As always, BT and associated programs still amaze me! (and have since way back in the Amiga days!)
Please keep up the EXCELLENT work!
amiga, 6 years ago
The only way is to import an emoji picture (.png) as an traced picture.
In a text the emoji stays flat
Filip, 6 years ago
When you extrude and rotate an emoji that is a 3D picture, you end up with something very confusing. As a general rule you should only extrude flat 2D shapes. For this reason extruding emoji is not a good idea.
What we really need is a font where every glyph is a 3D model. However with more than 2000 emoji, you'll need a small army of 3D modellers to create a new emoji font...
michiel, 6 years ago
