remove 0.05em padding from emoji #1617
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seems completely random and breaks chaining multiple custom emoji together in a row
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Preview: https://1617--pr-cinny.netlify.app |
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The padding between emoji's are on purpose to create good distinction between emoji's. for example two smile should not have their cheeks touching each other or a car and bus emoji put together doesn't look like they are in collision. |
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ok how about me making this a setting then? I personally strongly prefer having emoji touching since you can make creative emoji combinations (and in bridged discord rooms this is also how the other side sees them) |
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Please create an issue to discuss it. |
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closing as per #1634 (comment) |
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seems completely random and breaks chaining multiple custom emoji together in a row, as well as not being aligned to pixels.
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