2014年7月2日 · FNT is a bitmap format while TTF is an outline/vector format. To get FNT output, you'll first need to create a bitmap strike or strikes. Fontforge can do this if it has been built with Freetype included: Go to Element -> Bitmap Strikes Available. Select the 'Win' button; Under 'Point Sizes' enter the size (or sizes) you want.

2022年8月26日 · Python bundled by FontForge doesn't seem to be compatible with other "regular" Python instances, as it's:

2017年5月23日 · Install FontForge. It's a lot easier to do this on linux than on windows/cygwin. I used a Ubuntu VM ("sudo apt-get install fontforge"). Open Consola.ttf (the "normal" style font) in FontForge. Select Element -> Font Info. Change the Fontname, Family Name, and Name for Humans, all to the same thing. I used 'ConsolasVS'. Click Ok.

2017年5月23日 · Here's the output of fontforge --help reduced to the relevant details: $ fontforge --help fontforge [options] [fontfiles] -lang=py use python for scripts (may precede -script) -lang=ff use fontforge's legacy scripting language -script scriptfile (executes scriptfile) must be the first option (or follow -lang).

2022年7月7日 · I need to apply a black outline to a font but maintain the white fill color. Expanding the stroke or adding an outline style applies the outline, but when I generate the .ttf or the .otf, the fill color is lost. I've never used fontforge before and a lot of the terms in the documentation are lost on me. Any guidance is appreciated. Using ...

2009年12月30日 · Install both fontforge and ttf2eot. They are available in MacPorts, not sure about other platforms. Save this as a script file named otf2ttf2eot.sh: (This script has been updated for new fontforge versions; original script at end of post):

2018年1月8日 · I am new to FontForge. When creating new fonts, I know there are two ways to set a project: one is a single .sfd files, which could be too large; the other is a .sfdir folder, but may contain too many files. I want to group the glyphs by unicode ranges, so there can be only a certain number of (not so large) files. How can I do that?

Open it with Fontforge (e.g., File > Open). Fontforge will tell you that there are two fonts "packed" in this particular TTC file (at least as of 2014-01-29) and ask you to choose one. After the font is loaded (it may take a while, as this font is very large), you can ask Fontforge to generate the TTF file via the menu File > Generate Fonts....

2018年12月20日 · I think found an answer, however it may not be the best approach. as FontForge saves projects in plain text, we can search for StartChar: keywords in the saved project file (project_name.sfd), which each section started by a StartChar: defines one glyphs in the font project. so if we count them we may know how many glyphs has been defined in the font file, …

2017年7月19日 · I have two .ttf font files, one of which contains the glyphs that I need to merge to the other font file. Using the GUI, there will be a dialog box saying Do you want to retain kerning information