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Remove the emoji from the presence #10

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some-ash opened this issue May 1, 2022 · 4 comments
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Remove the emoji from the presence #10

some-ash opened this issue May 1, 2022 · 4 comments

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@some-ash
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some-ash commented May 1, 2022

As the title says, if its possible please remove the 馃幎. If not please give the steps to recreate the discord application without the emoji.

@error-0x29A
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Was considering forking this and trying to create a version without the emoji, but, I'm having a tough time finding out where the emoji is being passed code-wise.... I see everything else except that... I feel like I'm overlooking something super simple

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error-0x29A commented May 11, 2022

Looks like that info gets into the title by way of aud_drct_get_tuple() -- I suppose it comes from Audacious itself...
So I think the following line could be modified to remove the emoji, maybe by cutting it off the end of the title?
std::string title(tuple.get_str(Tuple::Title));

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@catsnsnacks I did try to fix it myself, and could not find where the title was written aswell. I think the discord application's name is what shows as the title in the presence. However I could not make the exact application for it to work and also could not compile the rpc

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crackheadakira commented Oct 30, 2022

It's the name of the application, so if you want to remove the emoji, make your own application in Discord Developer Applications and add all the relevant needed items, like rpc assets with the names "logo", "pause" and "play", it should work straight out of the box, the compiling part

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