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About this mod
This is a pixel font attempting to recreate the dialogue text font from Final Fantasy Origins on PS1.
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Cornelia Sans is a pixel font recreation of the dialogue font from Final Fantasy Origins on PlayStation 1.
It was based on a sprite sheet provided by Oscar92player and mostly born out of my own frustration with nobody else having made this a font mod yet.
It was created and tweaked in FontStruct.
Aside from attempting to remain as faithful as possible to the way the font behaved in text boxes, I did add some additional accented characters which should make it fit enough for French, German and Spanish players among others.
Updated 19/03/2022 to fix some minor issues.
If you'd like to see more of this kind of stuff, feel free to donate to me at https://www.ko-fi.com/alicegrimaude
To install:
Replace the two files named "font_en.bundle" and "font_ja.bundle" in your respective game's Final Fantasy x PR\Final Fantasy x_Data\StreamingAssets folder.
If you plan to use a language other than English, simply rename "font_en.bundle" to replace whichever bundle represents your language of choice.
The "font_ja.bundle" file is there to replace numbers.
It was based on a sprite sheet provided by Oscar92player and mostly born out of my own frustration with nobody else having made this a font mod yet.
It was created and tweaked in FontStruct.
Aside from attempting to remain as faithful as possible to the way the font behaved in text boxes, I did add some additional accented characters which should make it fit enough for French, German and Spanish players among others.
Updated 19/03/2022 to fix some minor issues.
If you'd like to see more of this kind of stuff, feel free to donate to me at https://www.ko-fi.com/alicegrimaude
To install:
Replace the two files named "font_en.bundle" and "font_ja.bundle" in your respective game's Final Fantasy x PR\Final Fantasy x_Data\StreamingAssets folder.
If you plan to use a language other than English, simply rename "font_en.bundle" to replace whichever bundle represents your language of choice.
The "font_ja.bundle" file is there to replace numbers.