Overview
Furcadian protocol works mostly with characters of the second area in the ASCII table - characters
between 32 and and 126 (including them). So what happens when you want to use them special-looking
'aeiou' leters or them spiffy signs in Furcadia? Simple - the client turns these characters into
(so called) character entities. For example, the sign © will become © - just like in
HTML. This way you can use special characters and stay within the bounds in the ASCII table.
So what would you need to do to make up such leters or signs? There are two ways to this:
- Use the character map (Start->Run, type charmap and press ENTER) to write them, then copy/paste.
- Write them entities as they are in the text box and they will automatically be converted!
The second option is more convenient because remembering the codes is easier than starting CharMap
every time you want a special leter or two.
Code Table
The following table lists nearly every entity that you can use and shows what will that code show:
Char | & Code |
" | " |
< | < |
> | > |
¡ | ¡ |
¢ | ¢ |
£ | £ |
¤ | ¤ |
¥ | ¥ |
¦ | ¦ |
§ | § |
¨ | ¨ |
© | © |
ª | ª |
« | « |
¬ | ¬ |
| ­ |
® | ® |
¯ | ¯ |
° | ° |
± | ± |
² | ² |
³ | ³ |
´ | ´ |
|
Char | & Code |
µ | µ |
¶ | ¶ |
· | · |
¸ | ¸ |
¹ | ¹ |
º | º |
» | » |
¼ | ¼ |
½ | ½ |
¾ | ¾ |
¿ | ¿ |
À | À |
Á | Á |
 |  |
à | à |
Ä | Ä |
Å | Å |
Æ | Æ |
Ç | Ç |
È | È |
É | É |
Ê | Ê |
Ë | Ë |
|
Char | & Code |
Ì | Ì |
Í | Í |
Î | Î |
Ï | Ï |
Ð | Ð |
Ñ | Ñ |
Ò | Ò |
Ó | Ó |
Ô | Ô |
Õ | Õ |
Ö | Ö |
× | × |
Ø | Ø |
Ù | Ù |
Ú | Ú |
Û | Û |
Ü | Ü |
Ý | Ý |
Þ | Þ |
ß | ß |
à | à |
á | á |
â | â |
|
Char | & Code |
ã | ã |
ä | ä |
å | å |
æ | æ |
ç | ç |
è | è |
é | é |
ê | ê |
ë | ë |
ì | ì |
í | í |
î | î |
ï | ï |
ð | ð |
ñ | ñ |
ò | ò |
ó | ó |
ô | &oric; |
õ | õ |
ö | ö |
÷ | ÷ |
ø | ø |
ù | ù |
|
Char | & Code |
ú | ú |
û | û |
ü | ü |
ý | ý |
þ | þ |
ÿ | ÿ |
€ | € |
™ | ™ |
← | &arwl; |
→ | &arwr; |
↔ | &arwlr; |
↑ | &arwu; |
↓ | &arwd; |
↕ | &arwud; |
≈ | &almost; |
Δ | &increment; |
Ω | Ω |
α | α |
β | β |
γ | γ |
π | π |
· | &sblt; |
• | &bblt; |
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The code compilation was done by xPi
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