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Pyglyph

Pyglyph is a font texture generator, useful to create textures with a character list using a font available in the system. Pyglyph generates a png file with the texture and a file with information about the characters in the texture, the info file can be customized with templates (using Mako as template engine), by now we generate a plist XML file useful to load the texture with Cocoa.

Pyglyph is based in the code example described at iPhone3D Programming book by Philip Rideout. I recommend to get a copy of this incredible book.

Dependencies:

Python 2.6.1

Pyglyph has been tested successfully with Python version 2.6.1.

Mako

Pyglyph uses the awesome Make templates module.

Install

sudo easy_install mako

Test

python -c "import mako"

Pycairo

Pyglyph uses Pycairo to render the fonts.

Install

sudo easy_install pycairo

Test

python -c "import cairo"

How to run it

Yo only need to run the script

./pyglyph.py

To get help

./pyglyph.py --help

Options

Options:

-s FONT_SIZE, --fontsize=FONT_SIZE -f FONT_NAME, --font=FONT_NAME -c FONT_COLOR, --color=FONT_COLOR -p PADDING, --padding=PADDING -z TEXTURE_SIZE, --texturesize=TEXTURE_SIZE -o OUTPUT_FILENAME, --output=OUTPUT_FILENAME --template=TEMPLATE_FILENAME --characters=CHARACTER_LIST

Examples

Create a texture of 512x512 pixels using font Trebuchet with size 50, color red, and the default character list. Output the content to example.png and example.plist:

./pyglyph.py --texturesize=512x512 --fontsize=50 --font=Trebuchet --color=255,0,0 --output=example

By default you can run Pyglyph using all the default values, this will create a 512x512 texture with font Chalkboard of size 50, and black color, output name fonts.png and fonts.plist:

./pyglyph.py