Published Jul 14th, 2020, 7/14/20 7:12 pm
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The Mojangles font (yes, that's its name) is the font Minecraft uses.
You might want to use this font outside of Minecraft, but most programs don't support a bunch of images and a default.json file.
That's what this program is for. It, fully automatically, converts the font from a bunch of images into an OpenType font file. All you have to do is open makefont.html in your browser* and choose the latest Minecraft .jar file to get the latest font! Should work for the forseeable future unless Mojang changes the way they store fonts.
* If your browser is Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, this may not work due to the fact that there are many functions they don't support.
Did you know that Mojang have been adding text characters to the Mojangles font? It's true!
You might want to use this font outside of Minecraft, but most programs don't support a bunch of images and a default.json file.
That's what this program is for. It, fully automatically, converts the font from a bunch of images into an OpenType font file. All you have to do is open makefont.html in your browser* and choose the latest Minecraft .jar file to get the latest font! Should work for the forseeable future unless Mojang changes the way they store fonts.
* If your browser is Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, this may not work due to the fact that there are many functions they don't support.
Did you know that Mojang have been adding text characters to the Mojangles font? It's true!
- 1.12 has 248 glyphs
- 1.13 has 642 glyphs
- 1.14 has 872 glyphs
- 1.15 has 1168 glyphs
- 1.16 has 2359 glyphs
- This list was made when 1.16 was the latest version, but I bet there'll be more glyphs in the future.
Credit | Creators of UPNG.js, JSZip, and OpenType |
Progress | 100% complete |
Game Version | Minecraft 1.16 |
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Edit:
Hey, sorry I was a little salty after that. It was definitely related to the file, since deleting it fixed the problem immediately. My computer runs Minecraft just fine; I think it was related to me accidentally selecting an optifine installation rather than the base game when I first tried to extract the font. I'm not sure if that could cause such an issue, but my computer is fine now, so no harm no foul.
The only way I can think of that my program would have caused what you describe is if the computer used a large amount of processing power for my program.
From this I would assume Minecraft itself makes your computer even more unusable, since on my computer my program runs fine and Minecraft can make my computer slower and less usable.