Can I Include Line Breaks or Horizontal Tab in Variable-Generated Text?
Discover the Method for Adding Line Breaks and Horizontal Tabs to Variable-Based Text
You can effortlessly include line breaks and horizontal tabs in text filled with variable content. No coding expertise required ā you just need to utilize the appropriate characters, known as 'escape sequences.' Here's the list of accepted ones:
\n (for a line break)
\t (for a horizontal tab)
Using '\n' will introduce a line break, causing subsequent text to appear on a new line. Employing '\t' functions as a horizontal tab, indenting the following text.
For instance, let's say you want to generate text similar to the image below:
Start by adding a text asset to your scene and populate the content field with the variable name you wish to use for filling the text box ā represented by {t} in our example.
Then, create your variable by accessing the 'Variables' settings.
Define the name and type ({t} - Text), and fill out the 'Starting Value' with your desired text, incorporating escape sequences as needed:
My placeholder text\nwritten on two lines\n\tā¢ with bullet list\n\tā¢ this is my second bullet
Remember, you can also employ these escape sequences in the 'Set/Edit variable' results of interaction.
See sample campaign here.
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