This is ultimately the same bug as existed with <e>pause<e> in the past. I fixed it by inserting the \u200B character, as you did in the code for <pause>.

Oh good idea... It can't go directly after the <e> tag since sometimes you want multiple events to be called at once, but in this one instance... I'll have to think of how to account for it!

Heyo, I have completed integration with SuperTextMesh and it is fantastic! I did need to make minor modifications to the base class in ways that I feel would be really useful to have in there for others, though. The way I've done/exposed these things is pretty basic, but done in a way that quickly met my needs (for the record, my needs were just visibility with the two bools, not writing). If future updates allowed these to be done in a way that had official support, I would definitely update to that version right away. Diff is below:

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<     public bool speedReading = false;

<     public bool skippingToEnd = false; //alt version of speedread that just skips to the end

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>     private bool speedReading = false;

>     private bool skippingToEnd = false; //alt version of speedread that just skips to the end

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<     public void UnsubscribeAllRegisteredEvents()

<     {

<         onCompleteEvent?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnCompleteEvent = null;

<         onUndrawnEvent?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnUndrawnEvent = null;

<         onRebuildEvent?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnRebuildEvent = null;

<         onPrintEvent?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnPrintEvent = null;

<         onCustomEvent?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnCustomEvent = null;

<         onVertexMod?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnVertexMod = null;

<         onPreParse?.RemoveAllListeners();

<         OnPreParse = null;

<     }

<