How to make right-to-left footnotes in Microsoft Word

Question

I am working on a minecraft project using Three.js, and I've encountered a performance issue when rendering shadows.

Here is the demo: http://johnhckuo.github.io/Minecraft/

As you can see the FPS drops below 30 and it continues dropping if you stay longer on this page.

I think it's kind of weird because this scale of shadow rendering should be easy for GPU right?

Solution

You can edit footnote seperators in Draft view.

First, click on Draft, which is at the lower right corner.
Go to the References tab and click on Show Notes.
In the new window that appears below, open the drop-down menu labeled Footnotes and choose Footnote Separator.
Now you can highlight the separator in the textbox below and align it to the right just like normal text. Right CTRL + SHIFT is the shortcut I believe.
Now go back to Print Layout view and you should see the changes.

Comments

[Don McCurdy]

Have you tested this without the shadows, to be sure that's the problem? It looks like you're creating new meshes and materials on every frame, which would be a more likely cause.

[Suma]

This question is link only, the repro code is included as a link only. The link is now rotten and the question makes no sense any more.

[johnhckuo]

@Suma link updated :)

[Suma]

Glad to hear that. However the question should contain the necessary code in its body, not as a linked project. If the code is too large for the question, it should be reduced. If you cannot be bothered to that, it means the question is unlikely to help anyone else but you and I suggest it should be closed and deleted.

[b a]

Thank you, this worked. But when you wrote to choose "Endnote Separator," I think you meant "Footnote Separator" — that's the one that worked for me, and I didn't see a button that said "Endnote Separator" (maybe because I didn't have any endnotes)

[Mohamed Abobakr]

You're welcome, and yes I meant to say footnote separator.