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Unlike vanilla Morrowind, OpenMW directly supports TrueType (.ttf) fonts. This is the recommended way to create new fonts. | Unlike vanilla Morrowind, OpenMW directly supports TrueType (.ttf) fonts. This is the recommended way to create new fonts. | ||
* Delete the magic cards .fnt file. | * Delete the original magic cards .fnt file (from your Data Files/Fonts directory). | ||
* Open resources/mygui/openmw_font.xml in your OpenMW installation. | * Open resources/mygui/openmw_font.xml in your OpenMW installation. | ||
* Add a Resource element for the new font. You can use the existing one for DejaVuLGCSansMono.ttf as a template. Some important values: | * Add a Resource element for the new font. You can use the existing one for DejaVuLGCSansMono.ttf as a template. Some important values: | ||
Revision as of 10:55, 29 May 2014
TrueType fonts
Unlike vanilla Morrowind, OpenMW directly supports TrueType (.ttf) fonts. This is the recommended way to create new fonts.
- Delete the original magic cards .fnt file (from your Data Files/Fonts directory).
- Open resources/mygui/openmw_font.xml in your OpenMW installation.
- Add a Resource element for the new font. You can use the existing one for DejaVuLGCSansMono.ttf as a template. Some important values:
name="Magic Cards" <Codes> specifies which glyphs are included in the font texture. For international glyphs, you might need to add a few more. You can check the code for a glyph in a font editor (e.g. FontForge)
TODO: Add examples