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Generating new fonts #51
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I first convert BDF fonts to FONTX and then use https://github.com/tuupola/fontx_tools I also converted some public domain fonts to FONTX format using these tools. You could check the Makefile to see all the conversion steps. https://github.com/tuupola/embedded-fonts/blob/master/Makefile |
Also I have not tried it myself but @allenck has a FONTX editor for Windows. |
Thanks for your quick and detailed answer ! :) |
For future reference : I convert otf2bdf -p 24 -o roboto.bdf RobotoMono-Regular.otf You can also select a subset using the l option. For instance to select only digits : otf2bdf -p 24 -l '48_57' -o roboto.bdf RobotoMono-Regular.otf I then use fontxedit on a Windows XP VM to convert the generated EDIT : easier solution is to use cat roboto.bdf | bdf2fontx > roboto.fnt I then use bin2header roboto.fnt |
Thanks! I will try this myself too. |
Hi,
Thanks for your helpful project !
How do you generate new fontx fonts in c code to be used with your library ?
Thanks,
Ronan
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