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Why Styles Matter

Unfortunately, a single font often isn't enough to support all the characters required by the different languages in your game.

It's common to encounter issues where certain symbols, accents, or non-Latin scripts (such as Chinese, Arabic, or Vietnamese) are not displayed correctly — or not displayed at all.

To solve this problem once and for all, Localify introduces the concept of Styles.

What Is a Style?

A Style in Localify is a language-aware preset that defines:

• A Font (for either Text or TextMeshPro)
• A Material (if needed for visual consistency)

You can create as many styles as you need, and assign different styles per language.

For example:

• English can use Arial with a clean UI material.
• Chinese can use a dedicated font like NotoSansCJK with its own material.
• Arabic can use a fully right-to-left compatible font.

Localify will automatically apply the correct style based on the currently selected language and the active UI component — no manual switching required.

How to Configure Localization Styles