Hello! I have in my root folder the following font “GoodDog Plain.ttf” (the name of the font when I open it is GoodDog Plain)
I added the following code to my app:
[lua]
local text = display.newText(“Hello!”, 0,0, “GoodDog Plain”, 20)
[/lua]
The font loads on the simulator (everything looks how it should) but the app it’s using the native font on the device. Please note this is for Android.
Thank you! [import]uid: 208318 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 67385[/import]
All seems to be correct. [import]uid: 138389 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145570[/import]
Yes, but still, the app uses native.systemfont [import]uid: 208318 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145572[/import]
Maybe the problem is with your font. Try to download some different font from http://www.google.com/webfonts. LATO worked for me.
Just make a test. [import]uid: 138389 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145578[/import]
Please read these FAQs and see that you’ve done everything as specified. Android custom font usage is somewhat different than iOS.
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2013/01/16/faq-wednesday-custom-fonts/
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All seems to be correct. [import]uid: 138389 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145570[/import]
Yes, but still, the app uses native.systemfont [import]uid: 208318 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145572[/import]
Maybe the problem is with your font. Try to download some different font from http://www.google.com/webfonts. LATO worked for me.
Just make a test. [import]uid: 138389 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145578[/import]
Please read these FAQs and see that you’ve done everything as specified. Android custom font usage is somewhat different than iOS.
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2013/01/16/faq-wednesday-custom-fonts/
Brent [import]uid: 200026 topic_id: 37385 reply_id: 145623[/import]