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Asked By | sjbcastro |
Hi all,
I’ve been playing around with the RichTextLabel, specifically with the BBCode functionality. I’ve read that you can define your own custom BBCodes here: BBCode in RichTextLabel — Godot Engine (3.2) documentation in English
There are a couple of examples provided, but there doesn’t seem to be any info on how to actually use custom BBCodes in one’s GoDot project. Being new to GoDot, I naively tried pasting the example code into a script called ‘ghost.gd’ and using the [ghost] BBCode in the RichTextLabel. However, unlike the other built-in BBCodes, writing something like “[ghost]test[/ghost]” gets rendered as-is, i.e. the code is not recognised, parsed and removed from the output. Is there some step that I am missing? Any help would be much appreciated.
P.S. My original aim was to get superscript/subscript text. Would still be good to know how to use custom bbcodes (can see this being super useful for all sorts of reasons), but if there is a quicker way to get superscript/subscript working that’d also be great to know.
