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=Text Editing=
== Text Boxes ==
{{RefBox
|mode={{Literal|Object}} or {{Literal|Edit}} modes
|panel={{Literal|Font}} ({{Literal|Editing}} context, {{Shortcut|F9}})
|lang=en
}}
[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-Frame-UpperPanel-Area.png|frame|right|Text frame.]]
Text “Boxes” allow you to distribute the text amongst rectangular areas within a single text object. An arbitrary number of freely positionable and re-sizable text frames are allowed per text object.

Text flows continuously from the lowest-numbered frame to the highest-numbered frame with text inside each frame word-wrapped. Text flows between frames when a lower-numbered frame can’t fit any more text. If the last frame is reached, text overflows out of it.

Text frames are very similar to the concept of ''frames'' from a desktop publishing application, like Scribus. You use frames to control the placement and flow of text.

Frames are controlled in the {{Literal|Text Boxes}} panel.
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=== Frame size ===
By default the first frame for a new text object, and any additional frames, has a size of '''zero''' for both {{Literal|Width}} and {{Literal|Height}}, which means the frame is initially not visible.

Frames with a width of '''0.0''' are ignored completely during text flow (no wordwrap happens), and frames with a height of '''0.0''' flow forever (no flowing to the next text frame).

In order for the frame to become visible, the frame’s {{Literal|Width}} must be greater than '''0.0'''.

{{Note|1=Note|2=Technically the height is never actually '''0.0''' because the font itself always contributes height.}}

[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-Frame-Default-Ex.png|thumb|250px|right|Frame width.]]
(''Frame width'') is a text object with a width of '''5.0'''. And because the frame width is greater than '''0.0''' it is now visible and is drawn in the active theme color as a dashed rectangle. The text has overflowed because the text has reached the end of the last frame, the default frame.
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=== Adding/Deleting a Frame ===
To add a frame click the {{Button|Add Textbox}} button on the {{Literal|Text Boxes}} panel. A new frame is inserted just after (in text flow order) the current one, with its attributes (position and size). Be sure to modify the offset for the new frame in the {{Literal|X}} and/or {{Literal|Y}} fields. Just an {{Literal|X}} modification will create a new column.

To delete the current frame, click the {{Button|Delete}} button. Any text in higher frames will be re-flowed downward into lower frames.
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=== Example: Text Flow ===
[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-Frame-Working-Ex2.png|thumb|300px|right|wrapping]]
With two or more frames you can organize text to a finer degree. For example, create a text object and enter “<code>Blender is super duper</code>”. This text object has a frame; it just isn’t visible because its {{Literal|Width}} is '''0.0'''.
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Set the width to '''5.0'''. The frame is now visible and text is wrapping according to the new width, as shown in (''Text 2''). Notice that the text has overflowed out of the frame. This is because the text has reached the end of the last frame, which just happens to be the default/initial frame.

[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-Frame-Working-Ex4.png|thumb|300px|right|text flowing from box 1 to box 2]]

When we add another frame and set its width and height, the text will flow into the new frame.
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=== Example: Multiple columns ===
[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-Frame-Working-Ex5.png|thumb|400px|right|Text 5.]]
To create two columns of text just create a text object and adjust the initial frame’s {{Literal|Width}} and {{Literal|Height}} to your requirements, then insert a new frame. The new frame will have the same size as the initial frame. Set the {{Literal|X}} position to something greater or less than the width of the initial frame; see (''Text 5'').
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== Assigning Materials ==
{{RefBox
|mode={{Literal|Edit}} mode
|panel={{Literal|Link and Materials}} ({{Literal|Editing}} context, {{Shortcut|F9}})
|lang=en
}}
Each character can have a different {{Literal|Material index}} in order to have different materials on different characters.

You can assign indices either as you type, or after by selecting blocks of text and clicking on the {{Button|Assign}} button in the Materials panel.
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[[File:2.5_Manual-Part-II-Text-MaterialIndex-Ex.png|thumb|300px|right|Red Green Blue.]]
For example, to create (''Red Green Blue'') you would need to create three separate materials and three separate material indices. Each word would be assigned a {{Literal|Material index}} by selecting the characters for each word and clicking the {{Button|Assign}} button. (''Red Green Blue'') is still one single {{Literal|Text}} object.
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