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RTSS weird question mark character #66

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Eindryu opened this issue Sep 9, 2023 · 7 comments
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RTSS weird question mark character #66

Eindryu opened this issue Sep 9, 2023 · 7 comments

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@Eindryu
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Eindryu commented Sep 9, 2023

Hello, any idea why i get a question mark instead of degrees in RTSS with FanCtrl?
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With manual overlay all is good, i get the question mark only with FanCtrl.
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This is how i have it set:
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Any temp. i select is the same. Any ideas?
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@EinherjarKind
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Probably language locale of your system is not Latin-1 and Fanctrl scripts cannot show extended ASCII characters correctly on some systems. Display of a degree symbol (it is a characters of C# strings) depend on system language locale (Default encoding in OSD control scripts).

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Eindryu commented Sep 9, 2023

Thank you for reply, i have set English United States everywhere + All Supplemental Fonts, if you can explain what i need to set exactly, thx!
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@EinherjarKind
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Your current system locale is English and it is suitable for using extended ASCII. If you have not yet restarted system after that, do restart. Please use a font for US or Europe English.

@Eindryu
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Eindryu commented Sep 17, 2023

Still same problem, any more ideas?
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@EinherjarKind
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Your system would use 2-byte character based locale. It is decided when your system is installed at the first time. You may change a language encoding of your system to UTF-8, as you see below, but it might cause some problems in C++ codes, some Windows users say. If you can compile this archive, I can paste my little dirty codes to avoid tiny character corruption on UTF-16, Shift-JIS Japanese system I use.
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@Eindryu
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Eindryu commented Sep 20, 2023

it's not showing anything now!
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so weird why it reacts like this, if i make the overlay manually or use MSI Afterburner's overlay, all is good with the °C character, only it FanCtrl it's reacting this way, same version of RTSS
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i'm gonna try to use it on another PC to see if it's some bug from the motherboard BIOS or something, i dont have other one but i'm gonna try it on a friend's PC

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EinherjarKind commented Sep 22, 2023

On my Windows10, <\A=-5>40<\A><\A1><\S0> °C<\S><\A> of extended ASCII are translated into <\A=-5>40<\A><\A1><\S0> ーC<\S><\A> in Shift_JIS locale and <\A=-5>40<\A><\A1><\S0> �C<\S><\A> in UTF-8 locale in OSD controller. ("\" are to escape tags and these strings with tags are send to RTSS.)

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