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Enjoy!
[avFonts] [Magisk Modules] || Tutorial to make your own module||
- Thread starter Lupin The Third
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Any chance you can make emoji zips as well, I like the simplicity of these, one flash and done, lol.
Just because you said please!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1o8mr5lb0exdewd/avFonts-SonySketch-Magisk.zip?dl=0
Screenshots, please!!!
Just because you said please!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1o8mr5lb0exdewd/avFonts-SonySketch-Magisk.zip?dl=0
Screenshots, please!!!
nice
perfectly :good:
Thank you very much
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Marília de Oliveira
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can you please add Tillana fot to this please? i created a magisk module for the same, but the lockscreen clock shows Box instead of :
Could I be cheeky enough to ask for you to convert the Sony Sketch font flashable zip from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-2-xl/themes/font-flashable-ubuntu-font-zip-pixel-2-t3710892 into a Magisk Module as currently got the rectangle instead of the colon using MidnightCore version.
Sony sketch is one page back. Isn't that ok?
No it doesn't appear to have the clock fix? Think this is a Pixel issue on the new sans font that came with 8.1.0 I did try it though. Same issue with MidnightCore module too.
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It looks that they are using a different font for the clock.
Can you extract and send me the stock fonts?
I can take a look.
TO ALL:
If you make a request for a certain font attach the font pack or link me to the download link.
I need at least these variants of the font:
Regular
Italic
Bold
BoldItalic
Light
LightItalic
Condensed variants.
Without these, please refrain from requesting a font module.
Thanks for your understanding.
If you make a request for a certain font attach the font pack or link me to the download link.
I need at least these variants of the font:
Regular
Italic
Bold
BoldItalic
Light
LightItalic
Condensed variants.
Without these, please refrain from requesting a font module.
Thanks for your understanding.
These two zips from the previously linked thread holds both the stock font and the adapted Sony Sketch Font for use on Pixel 2 XL devices to fix the colon issue. The font is Google Sans and in the 8.1.0 update Google decided to use it for the colon in the clock which renders the same result on our devices using any current unadapted font packs.
Good, i see what they did. More styles added. Interesting!
Good, i see what they did. More styles added. Interesting!
Let me know if you update, I'm happy to test the Sketch font module for you.
I made this test module.
Please let me know if it works well for you.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9h3feka2mxmni64/avFonts-SonySketch-Magisk_test.zip?dl=0
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Works great on my Pixel 4XL - Android 11 RQ1A.210105.003 with Magisk 22.01 -
76Hi and welcome,
Here you will find a collection of font modules for Magisk.
Feel free to use them for your personal use only. You are not allowed to use them for any commercial purpose. You are not allowed at an time to ask money or to gain any other benefits from these fonts. No exceptions!
If you want to share one of these modules, I request that you link the people to this thread instead of uploading any of these modules all over the place. In case you want to use the modules as a base for you own font modules again include a link of this thread as a credit. Thanks for taking note of this.
What is required for a successful installation of the modules:
- Latest Magisk properly installed on your device.
- Optional: A good taste in choosing fonts!
How to install:
- Remove any previous font module and reboot
- Add new module in Magisk
- Reboot
- ProTip: Open thread in browser for better browsing experience!
Download link: Gdrive folder
Screenshots:
Aller:
AmericaSans:
Apercu:
Asap:
Avenir:
Barlow2:
Barlow2CN:
BarlowCN:
Bauhaus(andreaprint):
BauhausEF:
BauhausITC(andreaprintCN):
Bellota:
Bens Hand:
Calibri:
Cantarell:
CaviarDreams:
CenturyGothic:
Chinacat:
CleanvertisingBH:
ChocoCooky:
Coconlight:
CoolJazz:
CursiveiOS:
Decker:
Dosis:
DroidSans:
Electrolize:
Exo2:
FinenessPro:
FiraSans:
Gotham Narrow:
HelveticaCN:
HelveticaNeue:
Lato:
LiberationSans:
MyndraineHN:
OpenSans:
PassingNotes:
Pompiere:
ProductSans:
Quicksand:
Rosemary:
SFpro:
Shadowsintolight:
Slate:
SmartGothic:
SonySketch:
SourcesansPro:
Switzera:
Tahoma:
Ultima:
Waltograph:
Zrnic:
Enjoy!30Download link: Gdrive folder
Screenshots:
Aller:
Bariol:
BauhausITClight:
DaxLight:
HYTravel:
KGMissKindergaten:
Komika:
MeeGo:
Ohds5:
OpenSansCN:
Oxygen:
Plentiful:
Qlassik:
Raleway:
RobotoCN:
RobotoLight:
RxSquirrel:
SanFrancisco:
Segoe:
Sensation:
sjLover:
SohoGothic:
SwedBank:
TitilliumWeb:
TravelingTypewriter:
Ubuntu:
WeblySleek:
Zekton:
19Here we go with a simple guide to make your own font module using my template attached here.
Steps:
1. Download Total Commander from play store (free). Or the apk from https://www.ghisler.com/ce.htm
2. Download my template module from here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/117VFMHzCtoZigOBHm_K8IyzSCF4o3CkL
3. Browse the template using total Commander in one pane. Don't unzip it, just browse the file as it is. Total Commander can do that easily. Browse to System/fonts
4. On the other pane of total Commander browse the fonts that you have prepared in advanced. You can use your favorite recovery flashable font pack, or your custom edited fonts. Rename them exactly as the screenshot. The name should match the font style.
Use fontfix from playstore to open a font and make sure of it's weight, i.e. bold, italic, conde etc.
This are the needed fonts for a complete module (according to my preferences)
5. Select all the fonts and copy them to the System/font folder that is opened on the other pane. Total CMD will pack them to the zip module.
6. Now on to the pane where your module is, go back to the base of your module and edit these two files:
config.sh (just the ui_print here)
module.prop (it's easier here as there are just a few lines)
Edit them by long pressing the files in total cmd and choose Unpack+Edit
In the template you will see xxx. Those are the places that you can edit.
See these example with Lato font:
Config.sh:
Module.prop:
After closing each file, the app will ask you if you want to save the edited file and repack it. Select yes.
Now go one level up in total cmd, rename your zip file as you like and your module is ready to use.
Let see if this works for you.
Let me know if you run into issues and/or something is not clear.
Enjoy!
Pro tip:
If you don't have all the font variants, you can use the closest one to that.
For example, if you miss the medium.ttf variant you can use a copy of the light.ttf one and rename it as xxxMedium.ttf and so on.149So, I was thinking:
Instead of having you wait until ALL the modules are done, how about a release-on-batches approach? Once around 10 modules are ready, I will release them.
I'm also planning to update the OP with fresh screenshots.
I'm aiming to reach a 70 modules mark, with a wide selection of font style. It has the potential to satisfy the tastes of the majority of people.
I also considered offering a fancy module with all the fonts in it... But, I feel that the single font module is the best approach as generally people do not use more than a few fonts back and forth.
Thoughts?
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