Laut des nachfolgenden Artikels sei es möglich, Emoticons von Personen zu kombinieren, um so ein zusammengestelltes Familien-Emoticon zu erhalten.
Ich habe das spaßeshalber mal ausprobiert: Bei mir funktioniert es nicht. Hier ein Beispiel (Emoticons hintereinander gedrückt):
Weiß jemand, woran das liegt? Bzw. wo liegt das Problem?
Hier der Artikel:
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/08/04/project-emoji-the-complete-redesign/
Zitat:
“With the Fitzpatrick modifier,” said Torres, “we set up the system to be reflective of diversity, so users can actually pick their skin color. That’s the main part. But when it comes to families, they’re so diverse. What we’ve allowed users to do is create emoji families that are unique to them.”
image: https://winblogs.azureedge.net/win/2016/08/EMOJI-PRESS-36-1024x576.png
So if you’re a single mother with three kids, you’ll be able to create that image. If your husband is dark-toned and you’re light-toned and your two kids are a blend of both, you can apply all of those modifiers to create your own personal family emoji, one that’s sincerely representative. It extends to the couple emoji, where you can join a woman, a heart, and a woman – both with unique skin tones – for a more inclusive emoji. Because they’re created dynamically, there are tens of thousands of permutations. And no other platform supports that today.
It’s definitely one of the coolest features to come out of Project Emoji. Microsoft Graphic/Font Designer Mike LaJoie continues to be impressed by the problem-solving behind each of Microsoft’s new emoji, particularly in the family set.
Read more at https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/08/04/project-emoji-the-complete-redesign/#8ZjCQUcqE8E0EXQC.99
