I don't speak, write or know anything specific really about Arabic (script) - but I guess you could use Dynamic Text in combination with Web Fonts. In Google Fonts there's i.e. a font called Amiri which holds latin and arabic letters and numbers. Within the character table of this font I've spotted those arabic numbers you are after.

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If you need info about Using Google fonts in HTML5 Canvas documents, go there.

Klaus

تقنية المعلوماتAuthor

Known Participant

I try the font

The attempt did not succeed

animate_cc_html5_canvas_shorten_code33.fla - Google Drive

kdmemory

Inspiring

Hi تقنية المعلومات

The font you tried in your FLA is Kristen itc Regular, a font with no Arabic glyphs at all. That can't work.

You need to use a font with Arabic glyphs and then use Unicodes to convert western number glyphs to arabic ones. I made a little example file how that can be done with random numbers between 0 - 99.

Dropbox - amiri.zip

I used the Amiri Font as a web font from Google Fonts. It's all integrated in the file above. Because I'm no expert on Arabic I might have made a mistake. You need to check the translation array called var arabicodes in my javascript with the help of this FontTable-Amiri.pdf. The unicodes are constructed from those small hexadecimal numbers underneath the Arabic glyph. So the number 5 in Arabic is unicode \u06F5. (The Arabic unicodes start on page 7 with \u0600).

In any case, it is possible to display Arabic numbers and letters as well in Animate with the help of Javascript.

Klaus

kglad

Community Expert

any valid font installed on your computer can be used in animate.

but for right-to-left text i found it much easier to handle by editing the js file in a text editor.

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