Correct. See also this issue on the Decker source repository.
1 year ago(+1)
I saw that it was" possible to make some new fonts for Decker, or adapt existing bitmapped fonts". I would try to add diacritics letters (instead of unused symbols like %#$). Is it possible to have a quick tutorial on how to do it ? Which format should be used etc etc.
Decker comes with a very basic font editor in the "examples" directory: fontedit.deck. The font editor lets you make copies of existing fonts and modify glyphs and metadata. When you're finished, save the font editor deck, and then you can use the Font/DA Mover to import fonts from that deck into other projects.
On a low level, fonts are represented as FNT0 datablocks, and the Font Interface offers an API for manipulating fonts with scripts. These might be handy if you want to try making a better font editor or making your own conversion/import tools from scratch.
There's also some information that might be useful in this older thread: https://itch.io/t/2455731/importing-custom-fonts-from-file
Does that help?
Decker's font editor is a deck made in Decker itself, rather than a built-in feature.
If you download Decker on itch, inside the zip file is a directory named "examples", and inside that directory is a deck named "fontedit.deck".
If you run Decker and then open "fontedit.deck", you will have an editor like the screenshot above. As I noted earlier, if you make changes to this deck and save it, you can then import your newly created/modified fonts from fontedit.deck into other decks.
Is that more clear?
1 year ago(+1)
Aaah it works! My mistake was that instead of opening, I just dragged fontedit.deck directly onto my deck!
Excellent, I'll look into it, thanks!