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Hello rAthena,

My problem of today consist of the next:
image.png.e3618a773494b5d697105d6861589e16.png
Encoded as ANSI in .txt file

There are hangul characters on the text of my scripts/chat/names such as on the example above, the correct sentence would be "¿En qué te puedo ayudar?" which means "How may I help you?" in English.
This problem occurs when I change my langtype to 0, since I need it to be 0 to some other text to work properly.

So, after some testing I noted a diff option on WARP, it being
image.png.03085be24396945aa53cd1901a524f1f.png
in which I set it to ANSI to let my words be words again (supposed to) but I haven't got any luck on that, yet.

 

I request help on the matter without the option of changing langtypes 🙂

Help please, thanks!

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2 hours ago, Echoes said:

Hello rAthena,

My problem of today consist of the next:
image.png.e3618a773494b5d697105d6861589e16.png
Encoded as ANSI in .txt file

There are hangul characters on the text of my scripts/chat/names such as on the example above, the correct sentence would be "¿En qué te puedo ayudar?" which means "How may I help you?" in English.
This problem occurs when I change my langtype to 0, since I need it to be 0 to some other text to work properly.

So, after some testing I noted a diff option on WARP, it being
image.png.03085be24396945aa53cd1901a524f1f.png
in which I set it to ANSI to let my words be words again (supposed to) but I haven't got any luck on that, yet.

 

I request help on the matter without the option of changing langtypes 🙂

Help please, thanks!

Try use the langtype that you want.

https://github.com/llchrisll/ROenglishRE/wiki/Langtype-and-service_*-folder

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8 hours ago, Chaos92 said:

There's no other way but changing langtype then? 😞

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16 hours ago, Echoes said:

Hello rAthena,

My problem of today consist of the next:
image.png.e3618a773494b5d697105d6861589e16.png
Encoded as ANSI in .txt file

There are hangul characters on the text of my scripts/chat/names such as on the example above, the correct sentence would be "¿En qué te puedo ayudar?" which means "How may I help you?" in English.
This problem occurs when I change my langtype to 0, since I need it to be 0 to some other text to work properly.

So, after some testing I noted a diff option on WARP, it being
image.png.03085be24396945aa53cd1901a524f1f.png
in which I set it to ANSI to let my words be words again (supposed to) but I haven't got any luck on that, yet.

 

I request help on the matter without the option of changing langtypes 🙂

Help please, thanks!

Try using langtype 1 and uncheck customize font charset.

I'm using langtype 1 and works fine

image.png.8634aa8068172d0aaf08fc7becc1b111.png

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On 9/22/2023 at 4:54 PM, EIysium said:

Try using langtype 1 and uncheck customize font charset.

I'm using langtype 1 and works fine

image.png.8634aa8068172d0aaf08fc7becc1b111.png

Hmm then is definitely not possible to use langtype 0 and ANSI chartset 😞 

 

Thanks for the replies you two

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