Usage:

texture-font-to-pascal [options...] MyFontFile.ttf

Available options:

-h / --help

Print this help message and exit.

--size=FONT-SIZE

--no-anti-alias

--sample-text=TEXT

Load (if existing in the font file) all the listed characters. You can use this parameter multiple times.

--sample-code=TEXT

Load (if existing in the font file) the listed character code. You can use this parameter multiple times.

--sample-get-text-mo=URL

Load (if existing in the font file) all the character codes present in translated strings in URL. URL must point to a GetText MO file, it can be a regular filename as well. You can use this parameter multiple times.

--only-sample-text

Load only characters from --sample-text and --sample-code, do not add standard ASCII chars. By default we add standard ASCII chars, regardless of --sample-text and --sample-code.

--function-name=PASCAL-FUNCTION-NAME

Set function name to access the font. By default we automatically calculate it based on font name and size.

--unit-name=PASCAL-UNIT-NAME

Set generated unit name. This also determines the output filename. By default we automatically calculate it based on function name (which in turn is automatically calculated based on font name and size).

--debug-log

See the log, showing e.g. the font image size.

--debug-font-image

Write to disk font images as png.

texture-font-to-pascal version 1.0. Using Castle Game Engine ( https://castle-engine.io/ ) version 7.0-alpha.2. Compiled with FPC 3.2.2. Platform: Desktop, OS: Linux, CPU: x86_64 (this exe is using 64-bit architecture).