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Possible to use TTF File format for Custom Font?

tubez
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Hi, im trying to make a server rules section on the left side of the inventory, only problem being is that it does not look that great with the default Minecraft font.

I have been looking all over the place for a tutorial or an API that can assist me with this, but to no luck.

I want to know if using a TTF file is possible in forge so I can probably try to develop the system my self.

 

Thank you in advance.

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    On 1/14/2022 at 12:23 AM, tubez said:

    I want to know if using a TTF file is possible in forge so I can probably try to develop the system my self.

    As diesieben07 has said, yes there is a (surprisingly) vanilla way to do it.

    HOWEVER I have noticed that it doesn't look very nice and it it looks very rasterized. If you want it to look better with higher quality, you will need to do your own research on how to use LWJGL to draw ttf fonts.

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