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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
=== What is a font? === | === What is a font? === | ||
− | + | A LavishGUI font is a style of text display to be used by LGUI items. Fonts can be fixed width (such as FixedSys or Terminal) or variable width (Arial, etc), though some element types require fixed width fonts (such as the console element type). | |
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== Using Fonts == | == Using Fonts == | ||
− | + | === Properties === | |
+ | *Name | ||
+ | : Name of font to use. If the font does not exist, a default font will be selected | ||
+ | *Color | ||
+ | : Color to apply to the font | ||
+ | *Size | ||
+ | : Height, in pixels, to use for the font. The width will be scaled based on this Size compared to the Base Height given in the font definition | ||
+ | *Bold | ||
+ | : a toggle to indicate boldness. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
− | + | [[LavishGUI]] | |
− | [[Category: | + | [[Category:LavishGUI]] |
Latest revision as of 00:57, 8 December 2005
Introduction
What is a font?
A LavishGUI font is a style of text display to be used by LGUI items. Fonts can be fixed width (such as FixedSys or Terminal) or variable width (Arial, etc), though some element types require fixed width fonts (such as the console element type).
Using Fonts
Properties
- Name
- Name of font to use. If the font does not exist, a default font will be selected
- Color
- Color to apply to the font
- Size
- Height, in pixels, to use for the font. The width will be scaled based on this Size compared to the Base Height given in the font definition
- Bold
- a toggle to indicate boldness.