Hardware [RELEASE] NintyFont - Nintendo binary font editor

[CHEMI6DER]

yes, it's a bcfnt font

Gave the issue a deeper look today, and seems like I've found the cause. I've updated the latest build on GitHub with the fix, please check it out and I hope it fixes the issue.

 

[Artur1621]

Gave the issue a deeper look today, and seems like I've found the cause. I've updated the latest build on GitHub with the fix, please check it out and I hope it fixes the issue.

It seems to be solved, ty

 

[MrVtR]

Hey, great app, I'll use for some 3ds games here to modify their fonts. It already have BFFNT support or not yet?
I'm asking cuz Kirby and the Forgotten Land come with this kind of font, but no idea how to edit it

 

[CHEMI6DER]

Hey, great app, I'll use for some 3ds games here to modify their fonts. It already have BFFNT support or not yet?
I'm asking cuz Kirby and the Forgotten Land come with this kind of font, but no idea how to edit it

Sorry, no support for BFFNT yet. The thing is that other formats were trivial to implement once NFTR and BRFNT were done, since they're basically the same thing. BFFNT too is almost the same, except I need to write texture codecs for formats used by WiiU and Switch, which proved to be more complicated than I thought (it's all down to tiling actually, which I couldn't comprehend from the manuals and code) and I honestly haven't had much time to work on the program in general. Another thing, if I recall correctly, is that BFFNT supports kerning, which I don't have any facilities for editing either.
TL;DR; sorry, BFFNT support is not here yet, and IDK when it will be due to lack of time and technical hurdles.

 

[djmixerinc]

Great work on this editor! I've been looking for something like this for a while. It would be great if you could add support for editing kerning data, that would be really helpful.

 

[Brand Newman]

Hi @CHEMI6DER , and congrats for this wonderful software of yours!

I'm Brand Newman, and in the past 3 years, I have translated several Japanese exclusive for the Wii (Earth Seeker, Zangeki No Reginleiv, etc., and more recently Chibi-Robo).

I've always used BRFNTify to modify the fonts (usually the first thing I do, so I can "realign" the ellipsis, save some space by adding "blanks" after punctuation instead of using a space - which comes in handy when each character counts).

But although this software is great, it has the tendency to "degrade" the font everytime you save it, to the point that all the shading on letters is gone : that is something that can be a bit of an annoyance when the font is small, and becomes hard to read.

Plus, I sometimes stumble on fonts that BRFNTify can't open, like recently, with my next project I just started today (the font is called "kanji" and is encoded in Shift_JIS, although it has Romaji characters in it).

I've tried your software on it, and while I had some issues displaying the font ingame (had to rely on fontcvtr SDK to save it once more, which made it display correctly), I must say you did a very impressive job! The font isn't degraded at all!

Please find below a comparison between BRFNTify (1st) and Nintyfont (2nd) : I can't tell you how much happy I am, and wished I had found that thread sooner!

I intend on using Nintyfont for all my future projects from now on, and will put your name in the credits when the next project is release, sometime during 2023.

Thank you for all your efforts, I'll make sure to check the updates, and remain at your disposal, should you look for the font that gave me some trouble!

Yours truly.

BRFNTify

Nintyfont