On-Screen Keyboard
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The On-Screen Keyboard is a keyboard that appears on the screen. It can be used by a user to incorporate a variety of functions in the User Interface, such as inputting text or selecting based on a specified key, directly on a screen rather than requiring additional hardware.
The two images below show an On-Screen Keyboard in the viewport of Incari Studio and the Incari Player.
There are several Nodes attributed to the On-Screen Keyboard. More informaton can be found here and here.
Additionally, the Project Settings allow the user to add different keyboard layouts.
The Font Attributes control customizable settings of the On-Screen Keyboard's font. Font Family allows one to select a generic font family (Manrope or Source Code Pro) or a custom font that has been added in Project Settings.
On-Screen Keyboard Objects are capable of handling variable fonts and let the user configure certain aspects, called Parameters. The gif below demonstrates what a font looks like with no Parameters in its Attributes and what it looks like when the user switches to a font that does.
