Discuss Scratch
- Vaibhs11
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- Maximouse
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
The appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- Vaibhs11
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
Oh yeah, some people don't like Microsoft's thick line and other stuff. So they need a consistent set of emojisThe appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- dhuls
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
cough coughTwemojicough coughOh yeah, some people don't like Microsoft's thick line and other stuff. So they need a consistent set of emojisThe appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.

Last edited by dhuls (Sept. 20, 2021 23:30:17)
- mtech22
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
That's not really scratch's problem though… other sites support Unicode and they don't take the blame for the emoji's created by other companiesOh yeah, some people don't like Microsoft's thick line and other stuff. So they need a consistent set of emojisThe appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- PATSATDAT
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
I think Microsoft emojis fits scratch 3.0Oh yeah, some people don't like Microsoft's thick line and other stuff. So they need a consistent set of emojisThe appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- Vaibhs11
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
Even if I use edge, I don't.I think Microsoft emojis fits scratch 3.0Oh yeah, some people don't like Microsoft's thick line and other stuff. So they need a consistent set of emojisThe appearance of Unicode emojis depends on the operating system and browser.They would lose their iconic lookBut they should, or at least replace the forum emojis with their Unicode counterparts.Just use Unicode like thisScratch doesn't support most of the Unicode emojis.
The gradients in the Unicode emojis use a linear gradient but the forums ones use a radial gradient positioned near the left and unicode uses brighter shades of yellow but forums use a bit darker shades.
- han614698
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
You can simply type
if you don’t want the emoji to show up (if you don’t mean
, but you mean :P).
:[b][/b]P
, but you mean :P).- mtech22
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
You can simply typeYes, but it would still be nice to have newer, more modern emojis for people who do not know about this, and for the people who simply like using the actual emojis instead of just the text.if you don’t want the emoji to show up (if you don’t mean:[b][/b]P, but you mean :P).
- ScolderCreations
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
No support. I like the look of the classic emojis, and they work pretty well, while the modern emojis that people have suggested look too generic. I like the classic
so much, sometimes I wish I could use it on other platforms.
so much, sometimes I wish I could use it on other platforms. - mcgoomba
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
Support! I've ordered from image hosting shops before on the request forum and everytime they give the link it would have ayeah, after the “https” it comes a “:/” wich is a “on it and it's so annoying.
” and comes out https/
- mcgoomba
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
-=S-=U-=P-=P-=O-=R-=T
Last edited by mcgoomba (March 8, 2022 19:25:13)
- angrygodzillaworldsf
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Emojis
Yeah, emojis are kinda weird on the Forums. When I want to type : P, (there is a space in between the letters, btw), it always comes out as . But when I type xD, it doesn't come out as , because you need to type : lol :
Support!
look who's back!
Support!
look who's back!
- Tunde123
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Emojis
ePlease stay on-topic.
king of the page with edit
Last edited by Tunde123 (April 29, 2022 17:34:46)



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