Hi all,

if you are on OS X (sorry i don't know if this works under Windows) please fire up Terminal.app,
start Python in the command line, enter the "print string" as shown in my pic and hit enter... :-)

Regards
Stefan

Looks like a mini Easter Island inhabitant - too small for me to see properly though

Martin

Hi Martin,

you can also start TextEdit, for example, then press control+command+space and then enter in the search box U+1F5FF,
click then on the icon to get a larger view.

Regards
Stefan

That's pretty well textured too when zoomed in

Martin

Interesting Martin,

mine looks like this under ElCapitan, without a texture. Is yours from macOS Sierra?



Regards
Stefan

Have you try Shift + Ctrl + Alt + Click on the Icon button Options (Bottom screen) inside Moi ? :)
I suppose that is same PC / MAC ?

Yes, it's Llama mode from the Hidden MoI functions, as described in the docs.

Does this what i posted works also under Windows, Pilou? Assuming Python
is installed on Windows too.

Regards
Stefan

Yes this was done with macOS Sierra 10.12.2 (DP) - When I did the keystrokes as described in your previous post, that triggered an emoji popup screen, just keep entering the numbers and our new found buddy just appears :)

@Pilou - Michael once showed me a neat trick with some scripting code that makes the mouse behave in reversed mode - vey disorientating :), but think llama mode is pretty cool too though

Martin

Ha Stefan, that's pretty cool!

- Michael

Hi Michael and all,

maybe it's not adviseable but this little guy works also as a folder name in Finder... :-)

Regards
Stefan

Looks like Windows 7 and below don't have this little guy, only Windows 10 shows a Moyai...

http://emojipedia.org/moyai/

Regards
Stefan

Hi all,

i just found another nice Mac app for MoI icon usage: http://www.img2icnsapp.com

Hope you like!

Regards
Stefan