Styles

Styles quickly replace parts of the text with something else, for example to create a combo of effects, typewriter actions and events, which would otherwise require you a lot of typing for recurring tags.

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Simply open the stylesheet data asset of your choice (you can create one in the Content Browser, via right clicking -> Miscellaneous -> Data Asset -> choose Style Sheet Object as class), either specific to your Animated Text Block widget or global for all of them (adding it in the Settings, like the image below)

Then you can add as many styles as you want, which will include a style tag, the opening text and the closing one.

From the example above, whenever you write the style tag “<style1>” in the text, it will be replaced with “<wave><play=5><rainb><shake>” - and closing it with “</style1>” will be replaced with “</wave></rainb></shake><?ended>”.

Styles tags are case insensitive (writing "<style1>" and "<Style1>" will produce the same result).