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If you use layouts, you should be able to specify the font using the id, but I can't find an example. The programmers guide says this: "Graphics font constant or the ID of a user-defined font" Jim is right, here is a sample for the layout (as I use it in one of my watchfaces, where "font" is the id of my custom font):
Hi Jim, ty for answering. I wrote what you wrote in my code, I called but just used font and custom instead of timeF and tbig. Ive also loaded the font in a font folder in resources and used the app the guy in the video suggested. Also I have followed the video twice trying to learn the steps to custom font but it didnt work in neither of those ...
5. Import the new font into your OS (in Windows, double-click on the TTF file) In BMFont: 6) In Font Options, 6a) Select your font. 6b) Set size in pixels 7) In Export Options, 7a) Set Channel A to glyph. 7b) Set textures to PNG 8) Click Save Bitmap Font as...
In my drawText method, the font I put, is one of Graphics.FONT_xxxx . But this is too small or too big, never the good size. I don't know how to adjust. I try all the Graphics.FONT_xxx I see in the doc, that we could load a custom font from resources : how to do it ? Thanks
If you have a pre-existing font, skip to step 4. In FontForge 1) Create a new font 2) Add all your characters. E.g. Import SVG files for your icons 3) Use Generate Fonts... which exports as TTF 4) Import the font into your OS (double-click on the TTF in Windows) In BMFont: 5) In Font Options, 5a) Select your font. 5b) Set size in pixels 6) In ...
I'm trying to use a custom font in a watchface, it seems to load properly but then renders incorrectly: As you can see, the "1" characters are pushed together which suggests that it is not using the xadvance in the fnt information.
I created a dummy fnt file with BMFont for the font "Arial" then, Because I have my used numbers from my Watchface only as PNG, I transferred the X and Y coordinates (etc.) of the single numbers into the FNT file.
With Custom Fonts, the bigger they are, the more space they use in your watchface, so if you're using it for time, you probably want to cut back the available characters to something like 0 to 9 and : (if you click on my sig, "Simple Big" does this - a large custom font that's the same for all the supported devices).
The Connect IQ SDK includes a default Jungle file, which is always applied to projects even if no custom Jungle files are present. It defines a base qualifier, which represents all source files ( .mc ) contained in the project, and all resource files found in the resources at the root of a Connect IQ project.
If you want something to be exactly the same on all devices, instead of using things like FONT_MEDIUM, you could do a custom font and use that, but it comes at a cost, as custom fonts take memory, and are a bit slower to display. And also, what might work fine on a 240x240 display, might not on a 218x218 display.