In honor of my second language, Brasilian Portuguese, I would like to add names to ships such as São Paulo or Iguaçu but I do not know how to add the tilde over the a, or the cedilla on the c. Is there a way to do this in-game to add such names to ships?
Thank you in advance for your help!
CM
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As it happens though, these particular tildes aren't supported in STO (just tried it in a boff's biography using copy-paste. That works too for some fields.) Maybe this is something Cryptic could update.
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I copied and pasted your post into a STO bio field just to confirm and...none of those characters are supported there. What this means is that the bio field sucks when it comes to this kind of testing. I ran the letters in chat (along with those the OP was asking about) because I've seen German members of my fleet use umlauts and they worked just fine.
So what this means is that what's supported where is case-by-case. The OP may be able to use those tildes in some parts of the game (ex. chat and possibly Foundry dialog) but they won't necessarily be able to use them in naming fields. It depends on how Cryptic's set those up.
So give it at shot! If it works, great. If not, that's feedback for Cryptic.
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Just an explanation, the word "Iguaçu" is pronounced "ee-gwah-SOO" in Portuguese, whereas if I were to type it into the ship name field without the "ç", it would appear to be pronounced "ih-GWAH-koo", which just isn't right..
Still hoping for a way to enter these types of characters into ship/name fields...
Thanks for the comments!
CM
same way "Jupiter" is spelled Jupiter and not IVPITER dispite latin not having lower case letters or the letters "j" or "u", or how USS Shenzhou uses translateration rather then chinese characters for the name.