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I'Ve Been Holding On To This One For Awhile So I Could Release It Today, To Commemorate The Latest Release Of Openscad! This Latest Release (2011.12) Is Required To Use These Fonts, So Go Download It Now! (Http://Www.Openscad.Org). This Is An Upgrade To Pipakin'S Openscad Font Importer, Along With A Bundle Of Generated Openscad Files For The Fonts From The Google Web Font Directory (Http://Www.Google.Com/Webfonts). As Noted On The Original, There Is A Significant Bug (Not Known Whether The Bug Is In The Font Importer Or In Openscad Itself) Causing Varying Levels Of Font Support. I Rendered A Sentence In Each One To Determine The Level Of Support As Best I Can. My Research Was Not Exhaustive And Some Entries In The Table Below Will Be Wrong. That Said, I Tried To Be As Accurate As I Could And If You Notice Anything Wrong/Missing Please Let Me Know And I Will Correct It. If I Said It Is Supported, That Means I Was Unable To Find Any Problems With Rendering The Font. €Œpartial” Means It Seems To Work With The Exception Of Some Letters (Noted In The €Œnotes” Column). €Œno” Means I Was Unable To Render A Simple Sentence With The Font, Usually Due To A 2-Manifold Error. There Are A Number Of Improvements Over The Original: - Use A Normal String As Input (Up To 100 Characters) - Use The "Extra" Parameter To Add Extra Space Between Characters - Use The "Height" Parameter To Specify The Extruded Height - Specify Height=0 To Keep The Text 2D For .Dxf Export - Bezconic Module Inside Each File So You Only Need To Include The Font File Get The Latest Code From Here: Https://Github.Com/Brad/Openscad-Font-Importer Also Note: These Font Files Are Not Meant To Be Edited, Or Even Viewed. If You Have A Weak Heart, Or Are Pregnant, Do Not Look Inside Because There Be Dragons. Don'T Say I Didn'T Warn You!

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