I screwed up and installed one of those cartoony fonts and it replaced the default font. So even if I pick a new font, this goofy one is still used in many instances. Halp!
Edit: installed jrummy fonts and fixed it
Hey there, I'm using Omar's rom, I'd love to use cute emoji on my smartphone, but unfortunately the font doesn't seem installed? I've already installed the "Emoji for English words" dictionary. Whenever I use Swype's beta emoji keyboard, there are lots of blanks, missing all the cute smiley faces.
Hello.
Maybe someone know the solution for applications that shows chinese characters on Huawei devices after font changing.
I love Product Sans font, and i installed them on Huawei P10 based on Android 8.0 (VTR-L29C432B360) but as you can see on screenshots. On default font is OK, all icons appear properly, after changing font through Themes application there are some characters. It is strange, but other applications working with their default fonts, system font does not affect applications.
Can someone help with this issue ?
Regards.
I noticed this, too.
I tried different fonts for Huaweis Theme App but every font has the same bug. Only the default font works properly.
The only solution working for me was to replace the font files in /system/fonts with them I wanted to have. But for this you need to be rooted.
With Android 12 making use of Variable fonts for the UI, especially for things like the Lock Screen clock. Has anyone looked into the font files themselves, and how it may affect future font replacements in custom ROMs.
I am assuming Roboto is using Roboto Flex, but the GoogleSans font currently exists in Standard, Display, and Text variations, but now these should all be combined into a single TTF file.
Has anyone accessed the font files from the System?
Have some info followed by a question - geared more towards people with rooted Mi 11's:
Back when I was still using MIUI 10, then 11, then 12, they all had the same mechanism for picking the system font to be displayed. You use the font files of your choice, rename them as Roboto<whatever>.ttf (There are 20 or so of these files), replace the original ones in /system/fonts with these files, reboot, and you are done. A simple magisk module makes it much easier to bypass system restrictions to accomplish the font file replacements.
With MIUI 13 some changes become necessary, mainly because Google is now using VARIABLE FONTS. So we now only have 2 files to replace (on top of the emoji font file, that is):
Roboto-Regular.ttf --> This single .ttf now should now be a VARIABLE font, and should contain a rich set of font variations e.g. bold, italic, condensed, etc. all within this single file.
RobotoStatic-Regular.ttf --> This file provides backward compatibility for some apps that still require the traditional Roboto Regular font.
RobotoStatic-Regular.ttf is easy as it is the exact same thing as the previous Roboto-Regular.ttf in previous versions of MIUI. But for the new Roboto-Regular.ttf, I have no "variable font" version of the font that I have been using as my substitution of Roboto.
For now I have managed to download and use the new Google Product Sans font which is a variable font, and it actually looks pretty good. But my choice is still to use the same font I have been using for years - SF Pro Display (i.e. the iphone default font).
Anyone who knows where a copy of SF Pro Display "variable" font can be downloaded please let me know. Either that, or how to create a variable font .ttf file from a whole bunch of non-variable font files that belong to the same font family?
Thanks so much !!!
EDIT: Realized my emoji font substitution broke too, did some research, and figured out why. See my #3 response below
Found it.... https://github.com/sahibjotsaggu/San-Francisco-Pro-Fonts
Emoji broke too. This explains why:
Android 12 Will Get Out Emojis and Fonts From System Updates
Android 12 will get out emojis and fonts from system updates and this would be awesome. Both me and the rest of the world are waiting for this to happen.
www.whatfontis.com
Quick solution - if you can find your emoji file under /data/fonts/files/<whatever>, do your replacement there. It will get sucked into /system/fonts/
seemebreakthis said:
Emoji broke too. This explains why:
Android 12 Will Get Out Emojis and Fonts From System Updates
Android 12 will get out emojis and fonts from system updates and this would be awesome. Both me and the rest of the world are waiting for this to happen.
www.whatfontis.com
Quick solution - if you can find your emoji file under /data/fonts/files/<whatever>, do your replacement there. It will get sucked into /system/fonts/
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Any chance you can share a Magisk module for these processes?
seemebreakthis said:
Found it.... https://github.com/sahibjotsaggu/San-Francisco-Pro-Fonts
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Does it contain SfProVF?
[MODULE] Oh My Font — Google Sans Prime — Custom Font Installer
Oh My Font Improve Android Typography GitLab OMF is the most advanced font module ever made. It is a collection of typefaces which are believed to improve the overall Android Typography experience.
forum.xda-developers.com
There's this which works very well (for those who know how to customize) but idk how to use it to get all iPhone fonts.
seemebreakthis said:
Found it.... https://github.com/sahibjotsaggu/San-Francisco-Pro-Fo I think he removed the attached files. When downloaded from Apple's site, it also downloads with the DMG extension. Where can I find SF-Pro full?
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Unknown.Guy said:
[MODULE] Oh My Font — Google Sans Prime — Custom Font Installer
Oh My Font Improve Android Typography GitLab OMF is the most advanced font module ever made. It is a collection of typefaces which are believed to improve the overall Android Typography experience.
forum.xda-developers.com
There's this which works very well (for those who know how to customize) but idk how to use it to get all iPhone fonts.
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It doesn't work on MIUI 13/A12.