Localization styles are configured per language, giving you full control over fonts and materials for each one.

Here’s how to set them up:

Step 1 — Open Language Editor

Navigate to the Languages section in the sidebar.

Then click the Edit icon next to the language you want to customize.

This opens the language editor, where you can define which fonts and materials should be used for this language when a specific style is requested.

Step 2 — Register Global Style Names

In the language settings window, click the Manage Styles button.

This opens the Global Style Manager, where you can register the names of styles that will be shared across all languages.

Here, you're not assigning fonts or materials yet — you’re simply creating a list of style names like:

• Normal
• Outline, etc.

These style names will later be used per language to define which font and material should be applied when that style is requested.

🧠 Think of it as creating a shared vocabulary of styles — the actual look of each style will be defined separately for every language.

Step 3 — Assign Fonts and Materials for Each Style

After registering your global style names, you can now assign the appropriate font and material for each style — per language.

This ensures that every language uses font assets that support its unique characters, and optionally applies a matching material for consistent visuals.

In this example: