Issue-#9905 objectloader parse fonts #11026
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… glyphs.json or the glyphs themselves as a json object. Need to test.
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…der can continue without undefined fonts from .json files.
Fixed whitespace in github.
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Closing in favor of #16045 |
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This PR is a first attempt to resolve issue #9905, namely, parsing fonts in order to be able to load
TextGeometrythroughObjectLoader. This only parses an embedded js object in the form of glyphs. These can be attained by running a font through: https://gero3.github.io/facetype.js/ A subsequent version should add loading the json from a path.An example json file which has been tested to work can be found here: https://gist.github.com/fraguada/46ffef2a262d7ebc5ab4170a436234f9