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How to change fonts

PostPosted: Sat Aug 24, 2013 22:08
by hampa16
Hey do not close this topic.
So can please not close this.

[spoiler]How do i change the font for minetest?[/spoiler]

PostPosted: Sat Aug 24, 2013 22:13
by PilzAdam
Why are you abusing the spoiler and quote tag like this?

PostPosted: Wed Sep 11, 2013 15:34
by Rhys
PilzAdam wrote:Why are you abusing the spoiler and quote tag like this?


The 2nd time I have seen you say this. 5 more times, and you'll get into Guiness World Records! :D

PostPosted: Wed Sep 11, 2013 15:39
by Rhys
And, this is not exactly a texture pack... it's supposed to be Offtopic. But, anyway, back ONTOPIC. Hehe, corny joke. Ok, to change the font, find the fonts folder by going into:

<minetest_directory> --> fonts

And, just, delete those fonts, and add two of your own (NOT TESTED! - TEST BY PUTTING THE FONTS IN A SAFE PLACE!)

PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 00:18
by Gambit
Go to Minetest/fonts/ and swap the font file with the one you prefer and rename them liberationmono and liberationsan. That's the only real way to do it I feel.

PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 04:15
by Linxx
Gambit wrote:Go to Minetest/fonts/ and swap the font file with the one you prefer and rename them liberationmono and liberationsan. That's the only real way to do it I feel.

just rename the new font liberationsans and replace it (I recomend saving the other file on a folder) that's how i did it and worked.

PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 11:06
by PilzAdam
Gambit wrote:Go to Minetest/fonts/ and swap the font file with the one you prefer and rename them liberationmono and liberationsan. That's the only real way to do it I feel.

You dont need to change filenames, just change the according settings in minetest.conf to point to the new files (see minetest.conf.example).

PostPosted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 09:48
by Gambit
PilzAdam wrote:
Gambit wrote:Go to Minetest/fonts/ and swap the font file with the one you prefer and rename them liberationmono and liberationsan. That's the only real way to do it I feel.

You dont need to change filenames, just change the according settings in minetest.conf to point to the new files (see minetest.conf.example).


Not everyone likes to tamper with the config files you know.

PostPosted: Wed Sep 18, 2013 18:36
by Menche
If you have a build with FreeType enabled, you can use the following settings to use fonts installed on your system:
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freetype = true
font_path = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/your-font.ttf
font_size = 14
mono_font_path = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/your-monospace-font.ttf
mono_font_size = 14


Of course, change the path settings to the font you want. On linux they are typically in /usr/share/fonts/TTF, and (I think) on Windows they are in C:\\Windows\Fonts.

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2013 17:32
by saikoe
Gambit wrote:
PilzAdam wrote:
Gambit wrote:Go to Minetest/fonts/ and swap the font file with the one you prefer and rename them liberationmono and liberationsan. That's the only real way to do it I feel.

You dont need to change filenames, just change the according settings in minetest.conf to point to the new files (see minetest.conf.example).


Not everyone likes to tamper with the config files you know.

Why don't you make your own texture pack

PostPosted: Sun Sep 22, 2013 17:37
by Evergreen
saikoe wrote:
Gambit wrote:
PilzAdam wrote:You dont need to change filenames, just change the according settings in minetest.conf to point to the new files (see minetest.conf.example).


Not everyone likes to tamper with the config files you know.

Why don't you make your own texture pack
Oh the irony, he has already made two texture packs.