Indiepocalypse #4

Issue #4 of a monthly indie game anthology collecting games from 10 developers. · By PIZZAPRANKS

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Character encodings

A topic by Frungi created Jul 07, 2020 Views: 199 Replies: 2

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Frungi3 years ago (1 edit)

If your unzip tool asks you which encoding to use, I think the correct choice is DOS Latin 1, or 850. I think this only affects the Ö in the filename BRKÖUT, but I ran into this in unzipping the Mac version with Keka. (The default unzipper gives it a ô rather than Ö.)

PIZZAPRANKSDeveloper3 years ago

Thanks!

I had noticed that some files had long names that were messing with the zipping so I shortened them but hadn't run into a special/non-English character problem. if it's easier to avoid these characters I'll make sure to do that from now on.

Frungi3 years ago

This was actually the first time I’ve run into it. Not a big deal, pretty sure it only affects the one filename, just threw me off.

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Indiepocalypse #4

Character encodings