Post by Inori Ryuko on Oct 1, 2016 22:04:34 GMT
Hey there everyone! There's something I've realized I've forgotten to explain!
I'm sure you've noticed the differences in names and how they're laid out. Or at least, I hope you have! But whether you have or not, I'm going to explain.
Names must be set up according to their origins.
That means that Asian names or cultures that set their names up as such, are stylized with family name, then given name. Any others are set up with given name, then family name. Here's some examples.
Asian/Other names
Kim Seunghyun (Korean)
Zhang Yixuan (Chinese)
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Western/European/Other names
Louis Dubois (French)
Chona Matapang (Filipino)
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If you have a character with a mixed racial name, then they themselves must also be mixed race, and their names will be written in the same manner as Western and Western stylized names.
Mixed Race names
Elly Sakamoto
Cory Banh
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Please keep these, along with the ethnicity that goes with the name, in mind.
I'm sure you've noticed the differences in names and how they're laid out. Or at least, I hope you have! But whether you have or not, I'm going to explain.
Names must be set up according to their origins.
That means that Asian names or cultures that set their names up as such, are stylized with family name, then given name. Any others are set up with given name, then family name. Here's some examples.
Asian/Other names
Kim Seunghyun (Korean)
Zhang Yixuan (Chinese)
[/ul]
Western/European/Other names
Louis Dubois (French)
Chona Matapang (Filipino)
[/ul]
If you have a character with a mixed racial name, then they themselves must also be mixed race, and their names will be written in the same manner as Western and Western stylized names.
Mixed Race names
Elly Sakamoto
Cory Banh
[/ul]
Please keep these, along with the ethnicity that goes with the name, in mind.