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Processing.js fonts not loading
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I'm making a game in Processing.js, and I need to add two custom fonts. The second one I load works fine (OXYGENE1.TTF). However the first one I load doesn't work at all (CenturyGothic.ttf).
Here is my code:/* @pjs font="CenturyGothic.ttf,OXYGENE1.TTF"; */
I have checked the URLS over and over, even copying and pasting the name of the file. It's in the same directory as the other one, so I shouldn't need to add a folder, right?
This is for a game jam, so a quick response would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
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I'm making a game in Processing.js, and I need to add two custom fonts. The second one I load works fine (OXYGENE1.TTF). However the first one I load doesn't work at all (CenturyGothic.ttf).
Here is my code:/* @pjs font="CenturyGothic.ttf,OXYGENE1.TTF"; */
I have checked the URLS over and over, even copying and pasting the name of the file. It's in the same directory as the other one, so I shouldn't need to add a folder, right?
This is for a game jam, so a quick response would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
fonts processing loading processing.js
1
Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
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I'm making a game in Processing.js, and I need to add two custom fonts. The second one I load works fine (OXYGENE1.TTF). However the first one I load doesn't work at all (CenturyGothic.ttf).
Here is my code:/* @pjs font="CenturyGothic.ttf,OXYGENE1.TTF"; */
I have checked the URLS over and over, even copying and pasting the name of the file. It's in the same directory as the other one, so I shouldn't need to add a folder, right?
This is for a game jam, so a quick response would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
fonts processing loading processing.js
I'm making a game in Processing.js, and I need to add two custom fonts. The second one I load works fine (OXYGENE1.TTF). However the first one I load doesn't work at all (CenturyGothic.ttf).
Here is my code:/* @pjs font="CenturyGothic.ttf,OXYGENE1.TTF"; */
I have checked the URLS over and over, even copying and pasting the name of the file. It's in the same directory as the other one, so I shouldn't need to add a folder, right?
This is for a game jam, so a quick response would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
fonts processing loading processing.js
fonts processing loading processing.js
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Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
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Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
1
1
Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
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Processing.js has been shut down (I archived it at the start of December 2018), and will never receive updates or support again. Please don't start any new projects with it, especially not hackjams where you want to find answers quickly. Have a look at p5.js instead over on p5js.org for a modern web-based Processing-like, with a large community, and a ton of tutorial work by Daniel Shiffman.
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
Rest in peace my childhood. (I grew up on Processing.js)
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
It filled an important gap at the time, but that gap has basically disappeared. P5js is pretty sweet though, check it out if you hadn't already (and the "coding train" video series by Shiffman is kinda of great? Some episodes are in P5, others p5js, but it's rare that you don't learn something even if you already know "how to do that thing he's doing")
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago
How different is it from processing.js? I don’t want to have to rewrite my whole project, but I will definitely check it out.
– Sam Hill
2 days ago
it's a bit more native JS, which frankly is super nice because it means all the quirks of Pjs that existed because JS isn't Java don't come into play. There's some syntax and conventiion differences, but nothing so big it makes porting a project a chore, I'd say (unless it's a huge project, in which case every refactor is a chore =)
– Mike 'Pomax' Kamermans
2 days ago