How to use special letter characters in EU4?

[Bepiss]

Hey everyone,

So I have an issue here. I see some provinces having characters like ś, ö, ø and so on. Ok, so how can I use them when renaming provinces? Alt + (letter code) does not work. Or maybe i'm doing it wrong? I would love some š, ė and ž letters.
I use laptop, someone said there is different methot of using Alt+code function than on PC.

Thanks.

[Bepiss]

I'm Lithuanian. And as you see there is Palenkė region. I'm curious abiout the ė letter, because a lot of provinces in Grand Duchy of Lithuania has other names, beside Ruthenian or Belarussian. And these names include ė and ž letters. For example Samogitia - Žemaitija, Volhynia - Volnuinė, Zhytomyr - Žytomyras, Rowne - Rivnė and so on.

[phreazerburn]

Most special characters you can just ignore. The only province that doesn't seem to work that way I can recall is Åland. But even provinces with this sort of problem can be found by looking up a part without special characters so for Åland, search for "land".

[Bepiss]

phreazerburn eredeti hozzászólása:

Most special characters you can just ignore. The only province that doesn't seem to work that way I can recall is Åland. But even provinces with this sort of problem can be found by looking up a part without special characters so for Åland, search for "land".

How this is going to help me naming provinces with special characters?

[Gonio]

Eksorium eredeti hozzászólása:

phreazerburn eredeti hozzászólása:

Most special characters you can just ignore. The only province that doesn't seem to work that way I can recall is Åland. But even provinces with this sort of problem can be found by looking up a part without special characters so for Åland, search for "land".

How this is going to help me naming provinces with special characters?

Gonio eredeti hozzászólása:

Well OP wants to use it for renaming. Not finding them.

People sometimes miss the actual OP question :). Happens sometimes.

[Cortez]

Eksorium eredeti hozzászólása:

I'm Lithuanian. And as you see there is Palenkė region. I'm curious abiout the ė letter, because a lot of provinces in Grand Duchy of Lithuania has other names, beside Ruthenian or Belarussian. And these names include ė and ž letters. For example Samogitia - Žemaitija, Volhynia - Volnuinė, Zhytomyr - Žytomyras, Rowne - Rivnė and so on.

Opa Lietuviukas :D Nesitikejau kad lietuviai losia sita zaidima

[Bepiss]

I want developers to share all possible character input table here or on in the new thread. I will terrorize discussion feed until I get my answers.

[[Q]uik]

Using a keyboard that natively have ÅÄÖ makes it able to rename something with those letters at least.

[Cortez]

Isos eredeti hozzászólása:

I Know i'm 3 years late but i did find some Alt codes so i'm going to put them here anyways, enjoy.




658=Æ
657=æ
654=Ä
899=â
928=á
132=ä
133=à
134=å
652=î
653=ì
651=ï
929=í
656=É
136=ê
137=ë
138=é
906=è
896=Ç
135=ç
225=ß
922=Ü
129=ü
150=û
151=ù
238=µ
931=ù
152=ÿ
149=ò
162=ó
921=ö
659=ô

How did you find it?

[Crudder]

Kuma eredeti hozzászólása:

Isos eredeti hozzászólása:

I Know i'm 3 years late but i did find some Alt codes so i'm going to put them here anyways, enjoy.




658=Æ
657=æ
654=Ä
899=â
928=á
132=ä
133=à
134=å
652=î
653=ì
651=ï
929=í
656=É
136=ê
137=ë
138=é
906=è
896=Ç
135=ç
225=ß
922=Ü
129=ü
150=û
151=ù
238=µ
931=ù
152=ÿ
149=ò
162=ó
921=ö
659=ô

How did you find it?

I just kept typing in random numbers for 3 hours straight

[Cortez]

Isos eredeti hozzászólása:

Kuma eredeti hozzászólása:

How did you find it?

I just kept typing in random numbers for 3 hours straight

dedication