Upgrade the forum smilies / emoticons to snapchat / twitter emoticons

21-05-2016, 03:43 AM

Hazard Wrote:

20-05-2016, 09:20 PM

Asa Wrote: I think I found the issue.
So, by default samsung phones(not sure if it's samsung only) sends emojis through gsm, making it so that non-android devices can't really understand what it's being sent.
When looking through my settings, I was able to locate a setting that gave me three options (gsm, unicode, or automatic). If you chose automatic, it will go with the best method for the device you are sending the message to.
I think this has solved it completely, but I'll send this to my friend and ask if she can see them.
Hopefully if these emojis were integrated into the site, aoki could have it adapt to each device's preferences. Then It would most likely work.

I think it is Samsung only. I searched through my AOSP (stock) keyboard settings to find nothing of the sort.
I think most Android devices and iOS devices send them through Unicode.

That's good to note.
Guess samsung is just a fucking duck.

21-05-2016, 03:45 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:43 AM

Hazard Wrote:

20-05-2016, 09:20 PM

Asa Wrote: I think I found the issue.
So, by default samsung phones(not sure if it's samsung only) sends emojis through gsm, making it so that non-android devices can't really understand what it's being sent.
When looking through my settings, I was able to locate a setting that gave me three options (gsm, unicode, or automatic). If you chose automatic, it will go with the best method for the device you are sending the message to.
I think this has solved it completely, but I'll send this to my friend and ask if she can see them.
Hopefully if these emojis were integrated into the site, aoki could have it adapt to each device's preferences. Then It would most likely work.

I think it is Samsung only. I searched through my AOSP (stock) keyboard settings to find nothing of the sort.
I think most Android devices and iOS devices send them through Unicode.

That's good to note.
Guess samsung is just a fucking duck.

Ye.
Samsung emojis aren't even that good anyway >.>

Back on topic, I think this should really be implemented. The current emoticons are getting dated.

21-05-2016, 03:51 AM

Hazard Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:45 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:43 AM

Hazard Wrote:

20-05-2016, 09:20 PM

Asa Wrote: I think I found the issue.
So, by default samsung phones(not sure if it's samsung only) sends emojis through gsm, making it so that non-android devices can't really understand what it's being sent.
When looking through my settings, I was able to locate a setting that gave me three options (gsm, unicode, or automatic). If you chose automatic, it will go with the best method for the device you are sending the message to.
I think this has solved it completely, but I'll send this to my friend and ask if she can see them.
Hopefully if these emojis were integrated into the site, aoki could have it adapt to each device's preferences. Then It would most likely work.

I think it is Samsung only. I searched through my AOSP (stock) keyboard settings to find nothing of the sort.
I think most Android devices and iOS devices send them through Unicode.

That's good to note.
Guess samsung is just a fucking duck.

Ye.
Samsung emojis aren't even that good anyway >.>

Back on topic, I think this should really be implemented. The current emoticons are getting dated.

Idk, I like em.

21-05-2016, 04:02 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:51 AM

Hazard Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:45 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:43 AM

Hazard Wrote:

20-05-2016, 09:20 PM

Asa Wrote: I think I found the issue.
So, by default samsung phones(not sure if it's samsung only) sends emojis through gsm, making it so that non-android devices can't really understand what it's being sent.
When looking through my settings, I was able to locate a setting that gave me three options (gsm, unicode, or automatic). If you chose automatic, it will go with the best method for the device you are sending the message to.
I think this has solved it completely, but I'll send this to my friend and ask if she can see them.
Hopefully if these emojis were integrated into the site, aoki could have it adapt to each device's preferences. Then It would most likely work.

I think it is Samsung only. I searched through my AOSP (stock) keyboard settings to find nothing of the sort.
I think most Android devices and iOS devices send them through Unicode.

That's good to note.
Guess samsung is just a fucking duck.

Ye.
Samsung emojis aren't even that good anyway >.>

Back on topic, I think this should really be implemented. The current emoticons are getting dated.

Idk, I like em.

Idk, I see them on every forum, it'd be nice to see something else for a change.

21-05-2016, 05:49 AM

sword art Wrote:

21-05-2016, 04:02 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:51 AM

Hazard Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:45 AM

Asa Wrote:

21-05-2016, 03:43 AM

Hazard Wrote: I think it is Samsung only. I searched through my AOSP (stock) keyboard settings to find nothing of the sort.
I think most Android devices and iOS devices send them through Unicode.

That's good to note.
Guess samsung is just a fucking duck.

Ye.
Samsung emojis aren't even that good anyway >.>

Back on topic, I think this should really be implemented. The current emoticons are getting dated.

Idk, I like em.

Idk, I see them on every forum, it'd be nice to see something else for a change.

Shit I didn't notice how I didn't specify what I was talking about.
i like the samsung emojis is what I meant.