Hey @BigNerdSam,
Thanks for your comment. I tested the script with Aseprite V1.3.10.1 on Windows 10 and could not verify the bug. Could you provide me with some information about the platform your using?
Hey @LegallyBidoof, thanks for your comment.
This tool will NOT create fonts that can be used by your OS (e.g. Windows). The created font file is only usable in combination with the Write Tool for Aseprite.
To use the font, its file has to be placed in the correct folder for the Write Tool to find it.
I hope this explanation helps.
@GamingR, thanks for you question.
The documents folder refers to specific directory used by your OS, so it is different for each of them. Some examples: `user\Documents\`, `/home`, `~/Documents`.
With some settings it can even get hidden and be included in cloud service folders, like iCloud or OneDrive.
Which OS are you using?
Thank you for your comment @GeloBlueBrain. This script for Aseprite is not an extension and thus cannot be used as such. Try adding it as a script using the following steps:
Hope it helps :)
Hey EyeDonutz,
Thanks fo your post.
I've updated the links to the correct pages.
Also, I tested the script with version Aseprite 1.2.40-x64 and it worked fine.
Could you provide me with some additional information about the issue? Like the Aseprite version you're using and the text you're trying to write.
Hey DWNfonts 铢钧的字, thanks for your comment. The support of Unicode characters was not planned, but I'll add it to the list of New Features to look into it.
No problem elithecooldood1231, it's a viable question.
The installation instructions are displayed after the download of the tool, but i'll post them here additionally:
Hey Emhuo! I'd love to include your font in my Write Tool for Aseprite. The font files won't be made available to the users and it can only be used to create pixel art in Aseprite. What do you think?