kccuber wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

That website is for editing/creating text files and not .svg files. And it has only 1 font.

You have to know how to use it. It has most fonts of paint.

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

kccuber wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

That website is for editing/creating text files and not .svg files. And it has only 1 font.

You have to know how to use it. It has most fonts of paint.

Please teach me how to use it.

I usually just write the text in Inkscape and use Object to Path to make it into individual shapes. It works just fine with Scratch and doesn't require others to have the font installed.

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

It doesn't work, when I imported a font, it just showed some weird icons. And also, it's only for editing or creating txt files not svg files

Ok

Scratch137 wrote:

I usually just write the text in Inkscape and use Object to Path to make it into individual shapes. It works just fine with Scratch and doesn't require others to have the font installed.

Ya, I also use that. But I have said that this can be done on browsers without installation and also on mobile phones

Can I close it to prevent spamming and all? By the way this is my first forum! I will be uploading new one regularly from now on

I won't close this until i receive 4 more posts saying to close it

I find a simpler method (although you will need to slightly edit it once you have imported it to scratch):
Step 1: Go to fontsvg.com
Step 2: “Press upload your font” and upload your font
Step 3: Type in the text you want to import to scratch
step 4: Press “Download SVG”
Step 5: Import the svg file to scratch

PATSATDAT wrote:

I find a simpler method (although you will need to slightly edit it once you have imported it to scratch):
Step 1: Go to fontsvg.com
Step 2: “Press upload your font” and upload your font
Step 3: Type in the text you want to import to scratch
step 4: Press “Download SVG”
Step 5: Import your font to scratch

It's awesome

Please condense your posts into one if you are going to post multiple times in a row, if possible.

Creamy_Mousse wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

It doesn't work, when I imported a font, it just showed some weird icons. And also, it's only for editing or creating txt files not svg files

But…
I appreciate you because you told what you thought. That's why you got corrected, not questioned. Think you have learnt a new thing, not that you were wrong

please read the posts below the message you quoted.

Creamy_Mousse wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

It doesn't work, when I imported a font, it just showed some weird icons. And also, it's only for editing or creating txt files not svg files

But…
I appreciate you because you told what you thought. That's why you got corrected, not questioned. Think you have learnt a new thing, not that you were wrong

You can still download it and it shows up as svg…

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can still download it and it shows up as svg…

Oh, I think I get what you are trying to say. Unfortunately, it requires the font to be installed on the project users' computer otherwise it will show as serif.

Bump

kccuber wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can still download it and it shows up as svg…

Oh, I think I get what you are trying to say. Unfortunately, it requires the font to be installed on the project users' computer otherwise it will show as serif.

Yep. Except the ones only on paint.

kccuber wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

kccuber wrote:

DontClickMyIcon wrote:

You can just use the text editor website to play with all sorts of fonts. Best part: It's editable rather than having to reshape

That website is for editing/creating text files and not .svg files. And it has only 1 font.

You have to know how to use it. It has most fonts of paint.

Please teach me how to use it.

You have to manually write an SVG