Is it possible to go to next line in a text label

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#1

I just want to know if it is possible to make a text label display text in two lines
Example: Text: “Hey there, welcome”… I want “Hey there,” in the first line and “welcome” in the second line.
can we use something like “/n”

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#2

Taken from documentation on textlabel
“This property may contain newline characters, however, it is not possible to type newline characters within the Properties window. Similarly, this property may contain a tab character, but it will render as a space instead.”

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#3

You can use space.

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#4

that wouldn’t make it perfectly aligned…

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#5

Then you can use more than one text label.

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#6

You can use \n to create a new line.
TextLabel.Text = "Hey there,\nwelcome"

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#7

You can use \n but you will need to have RichText enabled in the textLabel’s properties

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#8

You do not need for \n RichText enabled.

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#9

you can use this:

Hey there, <br />
welcome VSCPlays
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#10

Oh really? I didn’t know that!

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#11

does that work in Lua ?

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#12

yes, but you need RichText enabled

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#13

I am aware of that but I don’t want it to change it in script, I want to change it in the properties tab but as @Wigglyaa said, it’s not possible

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#14

Well then as @VSCPlays said you can use this

but you have to turn on “RichText”

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