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To render MSDFs in Resonite, use the [[Component:TextUnlitMaterial|TextUnlitMaterial]] or [[Component:UI_TextUnlitMaterial|UI_TextUnlitMaterial]] materials. The MSDF can be placed in the <code>FontAtlas</code> field of the material. <code>TintColor</code> is used to color the actual object the MSDF represents, while <code>BackgroundColor</code> can be used to color the background of the MSDF, so long as <code>AutoBackgroundColor</code> is unchecked. <code>OutlineColor</code> can be used to give an outline color to the object. <code>FaceDilate</code> dilates the boundary of the MSDF, <code>OutlineThickness</code> controls the thickness of the outline, and <code>FaceSoftness</code> controls how soft the object looks.

To render MSDFs in Resonite, one can use the TextUnlitMaterial or UI_TextUnlitMaterial materials like any other material on a MeshRenderer. The MSDF can be placed in the FontAtlas field of the material. TintColor is used to color the actual object the MSDF represents, while BackgroundColor can be used to color the background of the MSDF, so long as AutoBackgroundColor is unchecked. OutlineColor can be used to give an outline color to the object. FaceDilate dilates the boundary of the MSDF, OutlineThickness controls the thickness of the outline, and FaceSoftness controls how soft the object looks.

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	To render MSDFs in Resonite, one can use the [[Component:TextUnlitMaterial\|TextUnlitMaterial]] or [[Component:UI_TextUnlitMaterial\|UI_TextUnlitMaterial]] materials like any other ~~matrial~~ on a [[Component:MeshRenderer\|MeshRenderer]]. The MSDF can be placed in the <code>FontAtlas</code> field of the material. <code>TintColor</code> is used to color the actual object the MSDF represents, while <code>BackgroundColor</code> can be used to color the background of the MSDF, so long as <code>AutoBackgroundColor</code> is unchecked. <code>OutlineColor</code> can be used to give an outline color to the object. <code>FaceDilate</code> dilates the boundary of the MSDF, <code>OutlineThickness</code> controls the thickness of the outline, and <code>FaceSoftness</code> controls how soft the object looks.		To render MSDFs in Resonite, one can use the [[Component:TextUnlitMaterial\|TextUnlitMaterial]] or [[Component:UI_TextUnlitMaterial\|UI_TextUnlitMaterial]] materials like any other material on a [[Component:MeshRenderer\|MeshRenderer]]. The MSDF can be placed in the <code>FontAtlas</code> field of the material. <code>TintColor</code> is used to color the actual object the MSDF represents, while <code>BackgroundColor</code> can be used to color the background of the MSDF, so long as <code>AutoBackgroundColor</code> is unchecked. <code>OutlineColor</code> can be used to give an outline color to the object. <code>FaceDilate</code> dilates the boundary of the MSDF, <code>OutlineThickness</code> controls the thickness of the outline, and <code>FaceSoftness</code> controls how soft the object looks.