How do I properly use a built in emoji?
I'm trying to set a voice channel name to a emoji. Currently it is only displaying a color less version of the emoji.
I'm copying the unicode character and pasting it in the string.


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That's just how the discord font displays the emoji and there is no fix for that.
As I've said, it's related to the discord font, and unless you use a plugin it will be displayed like that globally.
Oh.