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"font.mdl" is a mdl file which contains definitions of font styles used in allegiance. The information contained includes a style name (used to reference that particular style), the font name, its size, and whether it should be made bold computationally. [[MDLC#Compress_a_text_font_definition_file_into_a_binary_font_definition_file|MDLC]] can be used to convert a text font.mdl file into a binary font.mdl file which includes the glyphs of the fonts used - allowing use of non-standard fonts on systems which do not have those fonts otherwise installed. Standard practise when producing binary font.mdl files from text .mdl files i to name the text .mdl "fontsource.mdl" and the finished binary .mdl "font.mdl".
"font.mdl" is a mdl file which contains definitions of font styles used in allegiance. The information contained includes a style name (used to reference that particular style), the font name, its size, and whether it should be made bold computationally. [[MDLC#Compress_a_text_font_definition_file_into_a_binary_font_definition_file|MDLC]] can be used to convert a text font.mdl file into a binary font.mdl file which includes the glyphs of the fonts used - allowing use of non-standard fonts on systems which do not have those fonts otherwise installed. Standard practise when producing binary font.mdl files from text .mdl files i to name the text .mdl "fontsource.mdl" and the finished binary .mdl "font.mdl".
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 25 April 2010

"font.mdl" is a mdl file which contains definitions of font styles used in allegiance. The information contained includes a style name (used to reference that particular style), the font name, its size, and whether it should be made bold computationally. MDLC can be used to convert a text font.mdl file into a binary font.mdl file which includes the glyphs of the fonts used - allowing use of non-standard fonts on systems which do not have those fonts otherwise installed. Standard practise when producing binary font.mdl files from text .mdl files i to name the text .mdl "fontsource.mdl" and the finished binary .mdl "font.mdl".