Copy the Font that you like in the Internal Storage - HWThemes
Than you can select it under Theme - Customize or Settings - Display - Fonts
Preview of the the Font is only working in the Theme manager
Thanks to Araca
FONTS:
1- Andrea Print Upright
2- Arch Rival
3- Cartoonist Hand
4- China Cat
5- Chococooky
6- HYTravel
7- Komika
8- Rosemarry
Download All Fonts:
MEGA or Mediafire
Which is the BEST?
I think HYTtavel is the best
This doesn't work with EMUI3.1, OS 5.1.1?
I copied the two files to HWThemes and checked it in Designs and also in settings-fonts.
Doesnt work on 5.1 on huawei p7.
unicode Vietnamese support?
I have taken time to work on porting my German TWRP Theme Material for the 1080x1920 nativ in English language.
This Theme resolution is for example now also used for 720x1280 devices in the form of a scaled down version 2.8.7.0 TWRP. This means that this theme is compatible with many devices in scaled form. The theme has been tested already on a Nexus. 4
Link to German Theme:
Attention:
This theme is not compatible to TWRP 2.8.5.x and older !!!
when used under TWRP 2.8.6.x following must be observed, otherwise crashes or freezes TWRP. It also runs among them, but the following options may not be used:
- under Mount: Only mount system read-only
- under Wipe: Resize
Theme successfully tested on the following devices:
Nexus 4
Nexus 5
Nexus 6
Samsung Galaxy S3 (I9300)
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (I9195)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (I9505)
Samsung Galaxy S5
HTC M8
OnePlus One
How to use:
1. Download the theme
2. On SD card open TWRP folder and create a folder called "theme", without capital letters.
3. Copy ui.zip to theme folder.
4. Restart to recovery.
The theme supports the features from version 2.8.7.0. The Theme has a native resolution of 1080x1920 and is on or when required scaled on the device.
Note: If a new menu item, button or effect added at TWRP, the theme has to be adapted and expanded to reflect the new menu item, button, or effect also appears in theme. This is related because the button / menu items, etc. are read from an xml file.
Should be used in newer versions of the theme where the new features are not yet installed, while working the theme, but the new features are not displayed.
While this is only one theme for TWRP, but I write it anyway. Use at your own risk. So neither xda-developers nor do I accept any liability for damages!
Credits:
TWRP-Team
Version 1.1:
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- Customized size / proportion of the widget on Homescreen
- The_Voice_70 registered with Credits as a tester
- Moved file manager on your home screen to the right -
- Adjusted position of the softkeys
- Position of the terminal window adjusted (right softbutton)
also available:
[theme] TWRP: english Theme Material Dark V1.1 - nativ 1080x1920
Version 1.1 released
Version 1.1:
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- Customized size / proportion of the widget on Homescreen
- The_Voice_70 registered with Credits as a tester
- Moved file manager on your home screen to the right -
- Adjusted position of the softkeys
- Position of the terminal window adjusted (right softbutton)
-updated rounded Google search widget looks
-fixed some color inconsistencies for newer version of system apps (if it’s still not themed maybe it’s from a layout.xml edit which cannot be included on a theme)
-some personal touches added that you cannot see on the actual S8 UI
Update 2 Default Light
-updated home icons
-updated power menu icons
-more rounded Google Search widget
-S8 charging animation
-Email app modification removed to fix bugs.
-removed rounded corners, download it @ Play Store
-minor fixes I forgot
VERSION DESCRIPTION
–noclock = no clock font modification on lockscreen, ideal if you got custom floating.xml
–noframe= no icon frames for 3rd party apps on homescreen
INSTALLATION for rooted devices (you should do all this before 5min trial ends) :
-install and apply theme
-go fast to your root file manager and navigate:
-root/data/overlays/preferences folder
-delete all its contents (7 to 8 files) not the actual preferences folder.
-then navigate to:
-root/data/overlays/jsonfiles
-from there, CUT and paste the contents (1file) of trialjson folder to inside of userjson folder.
-restart phone and reapply theme.
mod edit - link removed
thread closed until download links will be available
Thanks for understanding
Dan - forum moderator
Found this apk that works @timescaming - you install it and then select the font from the style menu.
[NO ROOT] Install Google Sans or any other fonts form ttf
The ROG phone 2 supports flipfont, and with zFont you can generate custom fonts from ttf files. Start by picking your file. Locate to "Local" and click on the file icon. Here's the tricky part, select "Samsung" Only "Kikat and below" and...
forum.xda-developers.com
Works like a charm, thanks.
Open FontsA magisk module created to replace system fonts.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Installation:Method 1:
Download the module from the github release page.
Install from Magisk.
Enjoy it!
Method 2:
Download and install from Fox's Magisk Module Manager.
Enjoy it!
Features:
Support latest unicode version (Unicode 14.0).
Replaced Samsung, LG and HTC custom emoji with Noto Emoji.
You can choose to replace system fonts with:
Noto Sans.
OpenSans.
Roboto-Flex.
NotoSans Mono.
JetBrains Mono.
Noto Emoji.
Twemoji.
Credits:Magisk Modules Alt Repo
Magisk by @topjohnwu
MMT-Extended by @Zackptg5
Keycheck by @Zackptg5
License:The source code is available under GPL v3
Noto Sans/NotoSans Mono are available under the SIL Open Font License v1.1
Roboto-Flex is available under the SIL Open Font License v1.1
JetBrainsMono is available under the SIL Open Font License v1.1
Noto Emoji is available under the SIL Open Font License v1.1
Twemoji is available under the CC-BY 4.0
Git Repository : https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/open_fonts
v3.1.1 Released (23/04/2023)
Changelog:
Update link for noto sans fonts
v3.1.0
Rewrite installation script
Bug fix
v3.0.1
Add curl binary
Bug fix
v3.0.0
Added two new system fonts: OpenSans and Roboto-Flex
Added two new monospaced system fonts: NotoSans Mono and JetBrains Mono
Added a new emoji font: Twemoji
Decreased module size
Bug fix
v2.0.1
Bug fix
v2.0.0
Increased boot speed
Update compatibility with Samsung devices
Fully compatible with Safety Net Fix
Update addon
Bug fix
v1.1.3
Optimizated installation script
Bug fix
v1.1.2
Decreased module size
Bug fix
v1.1.1
Added ability to choose whether to change the emoji font
Bug fix
v1.1.0
Bug fix
v1.0.9:
Update to magisk 24 standard
Renamed Roboto to NotoSans
Bug fix
v1.0.8:
Add support for sans monospace font
Add support for condensed fonts
Update NotoSans from source
Bug fix
v1.0.7:
Decrease module size
Replaced OpenSans font with a more complete one: NotoSans
Add support for Thin font
Add support for Medium font
Add support for Black font
Changed Samsung, LG, HTC emoji with Noto Emoji
v1.0.6:
Add bold font
v1.0.5:
Update fonts to Android 12
Add fonts.xml from Android 12
v1.0.4:
Changed monospace font
v1.0.3:
Update to last version some Noto fonts
Changed Rubik font
Changed Lato font
v1.0.2:
Change SourceSansPro fonts
v1.0.1:
Change secondary system fonts
Create AndroidClock font from Open Sans
Add NotoColorEmoji (unicode 14)
v1.0.0:
Initial release
Found bug in Firefox and weather widget in Samsung oneui 4.1
details in GitHub issues https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/open_fonts/issues/1
Does this only replace the system font with one preselected font? I can't see any way to choose anything different.
twiice said:
Does this only replace the system font with one preselected font? I can't see any way to choose anything different.
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Yes, replace the Roboto font with Noto Sans. The only thing you can currently choose is whether to replace the system emojis or not. If you have suggestions to propose I will listen to them!
Good choice, thanks for this module
Hi, could you make it support Georgia pro cond light? thanks.
realIK1724 said:
Hi, could you make it support Georgia pro cond light? thanks.
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I am disappointed to inform you that the Georgia Pro font is under the Microsoft license, which is not free so I would go against the purpose of the module. If I'm wrong, correct me!
Why would you name this module plural, fonts, while all it does is replace the system font with one font?
Quite confusing.
jult said:
Why would you name this module plural, fonts, while all it does is replace the system font with one font?
Quite confusing.
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You are absolutely right, but the initial purpose of this module was to be able to choose between different fonts during the installation process. For personal problems I have not been able to continue the development but I am planning to introduce other three fonts soon.
F3FFO said:
v2.0.1 Released (29/06/2022)
Changelog:
Bug fix
v2.0.0
Increased boot speed
Update compatibility with Samsung devices
Fully compatible with Safety Net Fix
Update addon
Bug fix
v1.1.3
Optimizated installation script
Bug fix
v1.1.2
Decreased module size
Bug fix
v1.1.1
Added ability to choose whether to change the emoji font
Bug fix
v1.1.0
Bug fix
v1.0.9:
Update to magisk 24 standard
Renamed Roboto to NotoSans
Bug fix
v1.0.8:
Add support for sans monospace font
Add support for condensed fonts
Update NotoSans from source
Bug fix
v1.0.7:
Decrease module size
Replaced OpenSans font with a more complete one: NotoSans
Add support for Thin font
Add support for Medium font
Add support for Black font
Changed Samsung, LG, HTC emoji with Noto Emoji
v1.0.6:
Add bold font
v1.0.5:
Update fonts to Android 12
Add fonts.xml from Android 12
v1.0.4:
Changed monospace font
v1.0.3:
Update to last version some Noto fonts
Changed Rubik font
Changed Lato font
v1.0.2:
Change SourceSansPro fonts
v1.0.1:
Change secondary system fonts
Create AndroidClock font from Open Sans
Add NotoColorEmoji (unicode 14)
v1.0.0:
Initial release
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v3.0.0
Added two new system fonts: OpenSans and Roboto-Flex
Added two new monospaced system fonts: NotoSans Mono and JetBrains Mono
Added a new emoji font: Twemoji
Decreased module size
Bug fix
Hi F3FFO, I really liked this mod so much, since I am a very newbie, and I was looking for a way that makes me able to change phone's font, and I've tried to change the font using app called "Font Fix" and it broke my phone, so it was really nice seeing the font changed without zFont
By the way, I'm using realme UI, and I want to change clock numbers to Arabic numbers instead of Indian one, can you add option to change number's font? I think the clock numbers doesn't use roboto font, and can you add IBM Plex and IBM Plex Arabic font please?
Keep up bro
Diepie said:
Hi F3FFO, I really liked this mod so much, since I am a very newbie, and I was looking for a way that makes me able to change phone's font, and I've tried to change the font using app called "Font Fix" and it broke my phone, so it was really nice seeing the font changed without zFont
By the way, I'm using realme UI, and I want to change clock numbers to Arabic numbers instead of Indian one, can you add option to change number's font? I think the clock numbers doesn't use roboto font, and can you add IBM Plex and IBM Plex Arabic font please?
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Hi Diepie, thank you very much for the compliments! I ask you if you can open an issue on github, so as to keep track of the changes: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/open_fonts
F3FFO said:
v3.1.0 Released (31/10/2022)
Changelog:
Rewrite installation script
Bug fix
v3.0.1
Add curl binary
Bug fix
v3.0.0
Added two new system fonts: OpenSans and Roboto-Flex
Added two new monospaced system fonts: NotoSans Mono and JetBrains Mono
Added a new emoji font: Twemoji
Decreased module size
Bug fix
v2.0.1
Bug fix
v2.0.0
Increased boot speed
Update compatibility with Samsung devices
Fully compatible with Safety Net Fix
Update addon
Bug fix
v1.1.3
Optimizated installation script
Bug fix
v1.1.2
Decreased module size
Bug fix
v1.1.1
Added ability to choose whether to change the emoji font
Bug fix
v1.1.0
Bug fix
v1.0.9:
Update to magisk 24 standard
Renamed Roboto to NotoSans
Bug fix
v1.0.8:
Add support for sans monospace font
Add support for condensed fonts
Update NotoSans from source
Bug fix
v1.0.7:
Decrease module size
Replaced OpenSans font with a more complete one: NotoSans
Add support for Thin font
Add support for Medium font
Add support for Black font
Changed Samsung, LG, HTC emoji with Noto Emoji
v1.0.6:
Add bold font
v1.0.5:
Update fonts to Android 12
Add fonts.xml from Android 12
v1.0.4:
Changed monospace font
v1.0.3:
Update to last version some Noto fonts
Changed Rubik font
Changed Lato font
v1.0.2:
Change SourceSansPro fonts
v1.0.1:
Change secondary system fonts
Create AndroidClock font from Open Sans
Add NotoColorEmoji (unicode 14)
v1.0.0:
Initial release
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v3.1.0
Rewrite installation script
Bug fix
@F3FFO I just tried you new module. The lockscreen clock colon is a square with an x through it(used newly added roboto font) In order to fix this on all of my font modules I have created you need to open the fonts with a font editor ex font forge and copy position 003a (colon) to position a789 and .notdef position. Thanks for your work
toolhas4degrees said:
@F3FFO I just tried you new module. The lockscreen clock colon is a square with an x through it(used newly added roboto font) In order to fix this on all of my font modules I have created you need to open the fonts with a font editor ex font forge and copy position 003a (colon) to position a789 and .notdef position. Thanks for your work
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Thank you very much for the solution, I thought about it and since my module has the purpose of installing a font by downloading it directly from the source, I think it is appropriate to find another alternative. I don't want to think about having to edit all the fonts by hand and redistribute it, that's not my goal!
Maybe it makes sense to open an issue on the font distributor?
I am open to new solutions/ideas!
F3FFO said:
Thank you very much for the solution, I thought about it and since my module has the purpose of installing a font by downloading it directly from the source, I think it is appropriate to find another alternative. I don't want to think about having to edit all the fonts by hand and redistribute it, that's not my goal!
Maybe it makes sense to open an issue on the font distributor?
I am open to new solutions/ideas!
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Why would I open an issue with them it's the way we have to apply custom fonts that is the issue, and so far the main source is not compatible with all android devices. I'm sure they are modified when implemented into different phones. This is the only solution I have found that's why I shared it with you. The only fonts I believe you would need to edit is regular and thin styles.
Maybe a fibt dev like you could implement a way to copy and replace this from colon to .not def via a font.xml or by script
- Hello Guys, I'm trying to install the Open Fonts module by using Magisk on Samsung Galaxy S5 with custom ROM LineageOS 18.1 but I couldn't find the new fonts after installation.
- Can you please let know the exact steps I should follow and from where to change the fonts?