Post #1 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:23:31am 14.8 years ago
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Ok well I'm creating a simfile and I pretty much got everything to start stepping it except for one thing: the name. It's in Japanese. My computer refuses to save simfiles with Japanese characters in it. I tried other formats then putting a .sm at the end, Stepmania then does not recognize it. I have seen other people able to put it in, but I just don't know how. So how can you get Japanese characters in a simfile name and get Stepmania to recognize it?
Post #2 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:27:37am 14.8 years ago
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You can always put the japanese characters on the #TITLE line of the .sm using UTF-8 (Unicode).
edit: I misread the OP's post, sorry.
edit: I misread the OP's post, sorry.
Post #3 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:28:48am 14.8 years ago
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The simfile needs to have UTF-8 encoding for Japanese characters to show properly.
That can be set in the Save As menu in Notepad.
That can be set in the Save As menu in Notepad.
Post #4 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:36:45am 14.8 years ago
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Quote: DMAxel
You can always romanize the title on the files/folder, and put the japanese characters on the #TITLE line of the .sm.
I already had that. I was talking about inside the .sm file. If I try to save the .sm file as a 'text document (.txt)', it will say "You are about to save the document in a Text-Only format, which will remove all formatting". If I click yes to proceed, it replaces every Japanese character with a question mark.Quote: Meseki
The simfile needs to have UTF-8 encoding for Japanese characters to show properly.
That can be set in the Save As menu in Notepad.
Don't have that encoding formatThat can be set in the Save As menu in Notepad.
That's either if you are referring to Unicode Text Document by any chancePost #5 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:40:20am 14.8 years ago
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When you save the file on Notepad, look down where it says 'Encoding', and there it should be UTF-8 available as an option.
If it isn't, look if you have the japanese and asian languages support installed on your computer.
UTF-8 is a type of Unicode encoding.
If it isn't, look if you have the japanese and asian languages support installed on your computer.
UTF-8 is a type of Unicode encoding.
Post #6 · Posted at 2009-06-09 06:43:26am 14.8 years ago
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Quote: DMAxel
When you save the file on Notepad, look down where it says 'Encoding', and there it should be UTF-8 available as an option.
If it isn't, look if you have the japanese and asian languages support installed on your computer.
Wait just found it. I was in WordPad so it didn't have that format. I just tried it after saving it and it worksIf it isn't, look if you have the japanese and asian languages support installed on your computer.
Anyways thanks everyone