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Is it possible to specify a fallback font in case a glyph doesn't exist in the current one?
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Dayumn. How can we properly support CJK and arabic then?
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You'd have to create a separate font set for the Arabic font which would then be selected in Settings > Appearance. I've added multiple font sets to Mimic, one of which is specifically for Thai language.
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Yeah, I get that and it kinda works. But say I'm Chinese and happen to have a bunch of Korean movies. I will either get the wrong glyphs or garbage if I use the Chinese font. However I can't simply change to the Korean font as that would mess with my Chinese metadata. So either way I end up with a certain amount of incorrect or malformed names.
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Yeah, unfortunately no way to mix and match. It would be nice if there was a unicode font that covered a broad range of languages.