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# OpenRGB Fonts
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This folder contains OpenRGB.ttf - a special font that contains all monochrome
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icons used in OpenRGB. The icons are assembled into a font in order to simplify
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rendering them in accordance with the desired color palette, as well as ensure
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the vector scalable format is supported by the platform.
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The font is generated by a dedicated CI script located in:
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https://gitlab.com/OpenRGBDevelopers/openrgb-icons
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Most icons are taken from the open library CSS.GG, and it is preferred that new
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icons are chosen from that library instead of making new ones.
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In order to add a new icon, please do the following steps:
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1) Choose the SVG icon in: https://github.com/astrit/css.gg/tree/main/icons/svg
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2) Append the file name to the list in
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https://gitlab.com/OpenRGBDevelopers/openrgb-icons/-/blob/main/OpenRGB.json
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with a new glyph code. The code must be in the Unicode Private Use Area and it
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is recommended to take the first available code after the last icon.
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3) After changes were pushed to the `openrgb-icons` repo (or after a merge
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request was filed), the CI script will generate a new TTF file that should be
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placed in this folder, replacing the existing one
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4) Add the new glyph code and it's name to the enumeration in
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https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/blob/master/qt/OpenRGBFont.
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5) The icon is now available as a Unicode character, with the code you chose.
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In order for the icon to be displayed correctly, the font must be assigned
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to the widget, through `OpenRGBFont::GetFont()`.
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