bmGlyph is a Developer Tools app by Stéphane QUERAUD. bmGlyph - bitmap font generator. bmGlyph is a tool which allow you to create nice bitmap fonts and use it in your game or application.
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1. - Shaded material, color, glossy, gradient, or even import your own texture.
2. - Work on selected glyphs only allows you to change the color or texture of each glyph.
3. bmGlyph is a tool which allow you to create nice bitmap fonts and use it in your game or application.
4. - Select fonts from your system or import any font file.
5. - Stroke with desired color / gradient and width.
6. - Preview mode: see how it render on different screens, or import (drag&drop) your own background.
7. - Cast Shadow with custom color and opacity.
8. Multiple resolution export with the same project, and support most of all frameworks including SpriteKit.
9. (a bitmap font generator with a font atlas).
10. Inner, Outer or Center stroke.
11. Inner or Outer shadow.
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Absurdly easy to use. Price is amazing for the amount of time this saves.
Great app, lots of options and features, easy to use
I chose this over Glyph Designer because it did what I needed for 1/4 of the price. I am using it to design bitmap fonts for a Corona SDK app and it works great. The only problem I've had is that sometimes when I change the "File Name" field on the Publish screen, the change doesn't stick and I have to open the file in a text editor to change the value.
Couple of things would like to see better: 1) The biggest need for improvement is a more determinate handling of the actual characters in the current texture, enabling users to _toggle_ character sets, not just "add" them. This would allow users to, in one-click, to add _or remove_ an entire character set. Any custom characters added manually, outside of selected character sets, could be simply grouped under a Custom Entries button to toggle. Otherwise, just try to use this app 1 week after adding 10 character sets and see if you can remember which characters were added previously just by looking. GOOD LUCK!! :) 2) the 'Select a character set' dialog is just terrible, here's why: a) It uses odd, unconventional naming of character sets -- why not use the same as Google? That's what we users are used to, so don't try to be all different and special there, just do what users expect. b) None of the character sets have any additional country information, so you basically have to become expert in all the various languages around the world to know that Japanese language characters are called something else in the app. c) There are over 40 character set entries and yet there's no search? (!) d) Entries are not sorted alphabetically; with that many entries, there needs to be _SOME_ form of organization to be useful. So combine a) b), c) & d) and yeah GOOD LUCK finding what you need! As-is requires constant scrolling, trying to decipher the unconventional naming of character sets… Clearly the list needs work! :) 3) Last thing, though minor, the icons, color choices for the inspector views, and overall look & feel are just awful; what is this, Windows 3.1? Please update the appearance for this century, thanks :( Other than those bits for improvement, good tool; gets the job done!
don't waste your time with BMFont anymore…. This one just work and have all the bells and whistles.
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