Opentype Pixel Font Renderer for MV/MZ

Introduction

This plugin uses opentype.js - an OpenType/TTF font parser - to achieve precise text rendering in both browser and Node.js environments. The plugin is designed specifically for pixel-perfect font display, it modifies the core CanvasRenderingContext2D methods (fillText, measureText, and strokeText) while maintaining engine compatibility.

Features

• Automatic pixel grid alignment for crisp text rendering
• Customizable font configurations through parameters
• Size configurations for various display resolutions
• Unicode character range specification

Plugin Parameters

Configure your fonts with these properties:

1. Font File
   (String) Path to your font file (e.g., pixeloperator.ttf)
2. Font Family Name
   (String) Target font family to replace:
   • MV: Typically GameFont
     
   • MZ: Defaults are rmmz-mainfont (primary) & rmmz-numberfont (gauges)Note: Actual font replacement must be handled through RPG Maker's native systems
3. Snap to Pixel
   (Boolean) Enable pixel grid alignment (crucial for pixel font rendering)
   Default: ON(true)
4. Base Size
   (Number|Object) Optimal font size configuration:
   • Single value: e.g., 16 for PixelOperator
     
   • Size map: Custom scaling rules (e.g., {28:24, 72:80} scales 28→24, 72→80)Automatically calculates nearest whole-number scaling while preserving game variables
5. Unicode Range
   (String) Character subset coverage using CSS unicode-range syntax
   Default: U+0-10FFFF (all characters) Use when employing multiple font files for a single family

License & Terms

• Free Usage: Compatible with commercial/non-commercial projects
• Attribution: Optional (not required)
• Modifications: Permitted for personal use
• Redistribution: Prohibited without explicit authorization

Disclaimer:

The demonstration font files included in this download are provided solely for testing purposes and are NOT part of the plugin. If you wish to use these fonts in actual projects, you MUST consult their respective license terms. Links to the fonts:

https://www.dafont.com/5x5-pixel.font

https://notabug.org/HarvettFox96/ttf-pixeloperator

https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/ (Some glyphs are used by arrows32.ttf in the demo)