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Download hot shoot sub indo. The main feature of Rbx_CustomFont is that it allows users to use any True Type Font (.ttf) or OpenType Font (.otf) in game by converting the fonts into sprite sheets and then using those images to render text. This page will go over how to use the tools provided in this release to create and upload a font to Roblox.

In the release zip are two folders, 'chrome_extension' and 'generation_tool'. We'll be needing both of these throughout the process of creating and uploading a font so place them somewhere easily accessible like your desktop.

Next you're going to need a font in the format of .ttf or .otf files. My preferred website of choice is fontsquirrel and for the rest of this example I'll be using the font Roboto.

The last and final thing you will need is the Rbx_CustomFont module which handles how the fonts are used in game. Simply copy and paste the code from the link into a module in game, place it somewhere easy to access, and rename it 'Rbx_CustomFont'.

Now that we have the font files we're going to place them into an easy to access folder and ideally create a new folder within that called 'output'.

Next, we'll open up the 'generation_tool' folder and run the file 'CustomFontRenderingForm.exe'. Once the program has loaded we'll choose the font files we want to use and the output folder we created. You can change the image width and height if you want, but 1024x1024 is the recommended size. You can also change the character set and font sizes that will be generated, but these are all set to default values so are not recommended to be changed. Next, we'll uncheck the JSON box and check the RBX.Lua box. Finally, we'll hit generate.

You may notice that alongside a whole bunch of images now being in your output folder there is also a Lua file. If you open it up you'll notice relatively close to the beginning is a line that will look something like this:

Now in the above example there are twenty elements in this table and that's because when I generated the font twenty images were created. What we need to do here is upload those images to the website as decals, find their image assetid and then plug those numbers into the corresponding asset link in the table above.

There's an easy and a hard way to do this.

Easy way

The easiest way to upload your images and get the ids in the format needed is to use the google chrome extension I made that came with the release zip. To load it into chrome simply type in 'chrome://extensions/' in your browser, click developer mode, and then load unpacked extension. From there navigate to wherever you extracted the 'chrome_extension' folder and select it.

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Next head over to the website, go to develop, and then decals. You will notice the upload section has changed a bit. Click the choose files button and select all the images you generated for your font, hit upload then wait. Once all the files are uploaded press 'Ctrl + Shift + I' to open up the dev console and you will see all the asset ids right in the format we need them! Just take that output and paste it into the Lua file.

Note: Some users report issues with the extension when using other Roblox extensions. It's recommended disabling all other roblox extensions temporarily while using the one included in this package to avoid interference.

Hard way

If you don't want to use the plugin you're going to have to upload each of the images one by one. After you've done that select the first decal (For example 'Roboto_1') and continue to subtract one from its id until you get to the image asset. Once you have that id paste it into its corresponding slot in the table and repeat.

Finally back in studio you can now add the font to your game by creating a new module underneath the Rbx_CustomFont module and naming it the font. Open that module up and paste the generated Lua file that you added the asset ids to and that's it. You're done! Assuming you did everything right you can now use the font like any other Rbx_CustomFont. See the API page for more details.

If you're still struggling with this process then you can check out the Youtube video going through creating a font step by step.