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Not really, not if the rendering classes are designed to intentionally block them.Arg, this is so overly complicated for wanting to print 4 characters.I just realized something, not only do those characters appear in glyph_26.png but they also appear in default.png. Press ALT+X to convert the code to the symbol.Unicode characters can be input straight from your keyboard In order to enable Unicode support on your keyboard, you will need to do the following: QMK.I can only imagine that if the character is in the distribution files then there must be a way to utilize them. Type the character code where you want to insert the Unicode symbol. Unicode ASCII Inserting Unicode Characters. The from: field tells you if its a Unicode or an ASCII character.
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Same for net.minecraft.server.a(Packet3Chat packet). Which, while we're on the subject, really should be a Set, not a String - right now craftbukkit calls allowedCharacters.indexOf() - a linear search - for every single character that's sent to the client. I don't think reflection alone can be used to replace a static method like that.So it seems to me that the Bukkit API could have a method to allow new characters to be added to the set of permitted characters.
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