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MultiFontPack Manager
● This plugin allows you to check, select, and reuse all the fonts contained in the MultiFontPack-Asset (total of 3,789 fonts, 2,032 font groups)
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● It includes a built-in API for plugin developers to quickly search and apply fonts.
● In particular, it offers triggers for non-developers, allowing immediate application to UIButton, UIToggle, and UISlider.
● ISO 15924 and ISO 8859 standards were used for Script (Writing System) classification.
● ISO 3166 standard was used for representing countries worldwide.
● ISO 639 standard was used for classifying dialect scripts by country.
● The classification of fonts by Feeling and Theme, as well as the samples, were taken from fonts.google.com, and many of the fonts were also sourced from there.
History
● 20260815 v0.1 : initial version
Asset&Plugin Install
● Just add plugin to Any Atom.
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01. Load Asset as Plugin
Begin by loading the asset into any Atom as a plugin.
- Open the Atom of your choice
- Add the asset as a plugin
02 Set Trigger Order (Important)
You must first configure the 'Trigger - Apply Font Name' before setting the Atom name trigger.
- Configure Trigger - Apply Font Name to set the font
- Then configure 'Trigger - Apply UI Atom Name' to specify the Atom
03 Paste Font Name
Use the FontUI to copy the desired font name and paste it into the 'Trigger - Apply Font Name'.
- Copy font name via FontUI
- Paste into 'Trigger - Apply Font Name'
04 Enter Atom Name
Specify the Atom name in 'Trigger - Apply UI Atom Name'. For multiple Atoms, separate names with commas.
- Enter Atom name directly
- Use commas (,) to separate multiple Atom names
05 Supported Atom Types
Currently, only UIButton, UIToggle, and UISlider Atom types are supported for applying fonts.
- Supported types: UIButton
- Supported types: UIToggle
- Supported types: UISlider
Begin by loading the asset into any Atom as a plugin.
- Open the Atom of your choice
- Add the asset as a plugin
02 Set Trigger Order (Important)
You must first configure the 'Trigger - Apply Font Name' before setting the Atom name trigger.
- Configure Trigger - Apply Font Name to set the font
- Then configure 'Trigger - Apply UI Atom Name' to specify the Atom
03 Paste Font Name
Use the FontUI to copy the desired font name and paste it into the 'Trigger - Apply Font Name'.
- Copy font name via FontUI
- Paste into 'Trigger - Apply Font Name'
04 Enter Atom Name
Specify the Atom name in 'Trigger - Apply UI Atom Name'. For multiple Atoms, separate names with commas.
- Enter Atom name directly
- Use commas (,) to separate multiple Atom names
05 Supported Atom Types
Currently, only UIButton, UIToggle, and UISlider Atom types are supported for applying fonts.
- Supported types: UIButton
- Supported types: UIToggle
- Supported types: UISlider
There are two ways for developers to use MultiFontPack:
One is to load all fonts and then select through a filter, and the other is to use predefined favorite fonts. Here, we will cover both methods.
In both cases, add MultiFontPackLoader.cs to whatPlugin.cslist as shown below. MultiFontPackLoader.cs has no dependencies
The first method is using a filter.
Initialization is carried out as follows.
When each filter is selected, the fonts that can ultimately be chosen are implemented as follows.
Finally, the method for applying the selected font is as follows.
Both expressions for MultiFontPackLoader.set work, but if you clearly know the Text Component, the first method is considered simpler.
The second method is using a predefined list of favorite fonts.
The only difference from the first method is the initialization part; the rest is the same.
Simply put, it is like putting the favorite list directly into the Font Chooser.
The project files are stored at the link below, so you can download and use them after accessing it.
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One is to load all fonts and then select through a filter, and the other is to use predefined favorite fonts. Here, we will cover both methods.
In both cases, add MultiFontPackLoader.cs to whatPlugin.cslist as shown below. MultiFontPackLoader.cs has no dependencies
C#:
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14mhz.Plugin-MultiFontPack.1:/Custom/Scripts/14mhz/MultiFontPack/src/MultiFontPackLoader.csInitialization is carried out as follows.
C#:
void buildUI()
{
MultiFontPackLoader.init(this); // very important code
var _all = MultiFontPackLoader.listAll(this);
var scrp = MultiFontPackLoader.group_scripts();
var cate = MultiFontPackLoader.group_categories();
var feel = MultiFontPackLoader.group_feelings();
var thms = MultiFontPackLoader.group_themes();
SCRP_SELECT = addChooser(this, true, "Script", scrp, callback);
CATE_SELECT = addChooser(this, true, "Category", cate, callback);
FEEL_SELECT = addChooser(this, true, "Feeling", feel, callback);
THMS_SELECT = addChooser(this, true, "Theme", thms, callback);
FONT_SELECT = addChooser(this, false, "Font", _all, callback);
TEXTEXAMPLE = addText(this, false, text, 390 + 670);
}
C#:
void callback(String name, String val)
{
if (false) {}
else if (name == "Script" || name == "Category" || name == "Feeling" || name == "Theme")
{
var scrp = SCRP_SELECT.val;
var cate = CATE_SELECT.val;
var feel = FEEL_SELECT.val;
var thms = THMS_SELECT.val;
var filt = MultiFontPackLoader.listFilter(this, scrp, cate, feel, thms);
FONT_SELECT.choices = filt;
}
}
C#:
void apply()
{
var font_name = from font chooser;
var txt_compo = TEXTEXAMPLE.dynamicText.gameObject.GetComponentInChildren<Text>();
if (false)
{// alternative implementation
MultiFontPackLoader.set(this, font_name, txt_compo);
}
else
{
MultiFontPackLoader.set(this, font_name, (_ttf, font) =>
{
SuperController.LogMessage($"[INF] MultiFontPackLoader set bundle [{_ttf}] font [{font}]");
txt_compo.font = font;
});
}
}The second method is using a predefined list of favorite fonts.
C#:
void buildUI()
{
MultiFontPackLoader.init(this); // very important code
var favorite = loadJson(this);
FONT_SELECT = addChooser(this, false, "Font", favorite, callback);
TEXTEXAMPLE = addText(this, true, MultiFontPackExampleCategory.text, 390 + 820);
}Simply put, it is like putting the favorite list directly into the Font Chooser.
The project files are stored at the link below, so you can download and use them after accessing it.
Plugins + Scripts - MultiFontPack Manager
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