'Arial' appears in terms?
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Replied by Frank on topic 'Arial' appears in terms?
Hi,
Actually that's a "by design" feature, although it maybe useful to differentiate with colors the inferred terms when they are from the secondary tab.
Every time you open the source, all the term within that source are shown. Also, the plugin scans the scene and adds to the list of the terms that are not in that source but can be added. It gets the text of labels or the spritename of images when the primary term is not used, also the font name or atlas name is added when the secondary term is not selected.
On the source list, those "inferred" terms are shown with a yellow exclamation sign. So that you can easily spot terms that are not already set, but that you may want to add. This can be useful, as most of the time you want to also localize the font for different languages (Latin langs, Chinese, etc).
If you want to avoid seen those yellow signs, you can uncheck the button "Missing" on the top of the list area.
However, now that you mention it, it could be useful, to have different colors, for when the term is used as primary vs secondary and allow filtering by that as well.
Hope that helps,
Frank
Actually that's a "by design" feature, although it maybe useful to differentiate with colors the inferred terms when they are from the secondary tab.
Every time you open the source, all the term within that source are shown. Also, the plugin scans the scene and adds to the list of the terms that are not in that source but can be added. It gets the text of labels or the spritename of images when the primary term is not used, also the font name or atlas name is added when the secondary term is not selected.
On the source list, those "inferred" terms are shown with a yellow exclamation sign. So that you can easily spot terms that are not already set, but that you may want to add. This can be useful, as most of the time you want to also localize the font for different languages (Latin langs, Chinese, etc).
If you want to avoid seen those yellow signs, you can uncheck the button "Missing" on the top of the list area.
However, now that you mention it, it could be useful, to have different colors, for when the term is used as primary vs secondary and allow filtering by that as well.
Hope that helps,
Frank
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