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How to embed a font in as3 using FlashDevelop?

It works ok, I just downloaded font that you are testing. I think font doesn’t have DemiBold weight, also in your case, as you don’t use TLF …

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How to Embed Fonts in Flash For Use With Dynamic …

Method 1 – Embedding for use with a single font (for use with the TextField.text property) … To embed the fonts, go to the Flash IDE and do the following:.

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How to embed fonts in TextInput with AS3 – eehelp.com

How to embed fonts in TextInput with AS3. I have this code public PixelTextInput extends TextInput { [Embed(source=”.

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AS3 Font embedding masterclass | Damian Connolly

Embedding using a font symbol · In your library, create a new font symbol by right-clicking or using the small down arrow in the upper right …

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AS3: runtime font loading (embedding)

AS3: runtime font loading (embedding) / Flash is wonderful technology and has many advantages. Before a couple of years it was really …

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embed normal, bold, italic style of the same font problem

FlashDevelop includes a “Font Library” AS3 Template which will be available in AS3 projects. You can create an Empty AS3 project in your Haxe project …

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Embedding a font in a swf using as3 – iTecNote

Embedding a font in a swf using as3. actionscript-3embedfonts. I have a project using flash (and AIR for andro and eventuall iOS) for translating some …

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How to embed a font in as3 using FlashDevelop?

How can you embed a font in as3 using FlashDevelop? I have read a lot of posts regarding this issue but none of them helped me solving it. When I use the following code, nothing is displayed (this is all the code) :

package { import flash.display.Sprite; import flash.text.TextField; import flash.text.TextFormat; public class Main extends Sprite { [Embed(source=”/../resources/fonts/andbasr.ttf”, fontName = “andbasr”, fontWeight = “Demibold”, mimeType=”application/x-font”)] private var andbasr:Class; public function Main() { var textField:TextField = new TextField(); textField.embedFonts = true; var format:TextFormat = new TextFormat(“andbasr”, 16, 0x000000); textField.defaultTextFormat = format; textField.text = “Test”; stage.addChild(textField); } } }

“andbasr” is just a random ttf file I found. Any idea of what I am doing wrong?

How to Embed Fonts in Flash For Use With Dynamic TextFields and Complex Formatting

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I’ve been building Flash sites and applications for a while now and I still sometimes forget how to properly embed fonts for use with dynamic text. I’m not talking about populating existing TextFields that have manually had fonts embedded in them, but rather more complex situations where you are either dynamically creating TextFields or you want to have complex formatted paragraphs, perhaps containing different fonts and weights in the one field. This is when things start to get a bit trickier.

Benefits of Embedding Fonts

You can be sure the font will display (even if the user does not have the font installed on their computer)

You have the option to use antialiasing

Centrally change fonts used in all text fields at once

If you are using a CMS for Flash such as Rainbow Live, you will want the text to display in your swf file the same way it looks in the rich text editor, and that means embedding fonts. What can make this confusing is that if the font is installed on your computer (as it probably will be seeming as your the developer) the text will appear to display properly while you test on your machine, however when someone views the file that doesn’t have the font installed, they will be greeted with a default font instead, and that could really kill your site’s mojo (Times New Roman anyone?). One clue you might have as to an unembedded font is that it will not display antialiased.

Two Approaches

So we’re going to go through two approaches here and the difference depends on how you want to work, as well as if you want font and style variations in your text display. These examples will be as code focused as possible, but there is no reason why you can’t apply the same approach to TextFields on the stage or from the library.

Method 1 – Embedding for use with a single font (for use with the TextField.text property)

I use this approach when I only need to have a single font per TextField, but I want the flexibility to be able to change what that font is via code without having to go in and change the font properties on an actual TextField in the Flash IDE.

The first thing to do is embed some fonts. For this example we’ll choose two fonts, I’ve chosen Comic Sans and Impact as they are both easily recognisable and it will be easy to double check if they are displaying properly. To embed the fonts, go to the Flash IDE and do the following:

Embedding a Font in the Library

Open up the library and select “New Font” from the properties menu on the top right

Choose a name for your font. I like to take a styles approach and name the fonts acccording to their function as opposed to font name, so for the name value I’ll put “heading_font”.

Choose which font and font style you want, in this case I’ll choose Impact and as there are no styles (Usual options ar Normal, Bold, Italic and Bold Italic) I won’t bother selecting a style. Remember Bold, Italic etc. are considered seperate fonts as far as Flash is concerned and have to be embedded individually. Tick the “Export for Actionscript” option in the linkage section and add a Class name for the font, I’ll keep this as “heading_font” – this will be the id we use to refer to the font later on. We’ll leave Export in Frame 1 ticked so that we can simply call the font from code

That’s it, press ok and close the Font Symbol Properties window, you’ll notice that there is now a font in your library named “heading_font”

Now that the font is embedded let’s see how we use that font in a TextField. Remember you can do this with a TextField you’ve manually created and placed on the stage, but I will be creating the field with code in this example.

import flash.text.Font; import flash.text.TextField; import flash.text.TextFormat; // //——————————————————- // CREATE HEADING // // Build Textfield and Set Some Basic Properties. // (You won’t have to do this if you are using a manually created TextField) //——————————————————- var myHeadingField:TextField = new TextField() myHeadingField.embedFonts = true myHeadingField.selectable = false myHeadingField.autoSize = “left” // //——————————————————- // Create Font Reference and TextFormat //——————————————————- var myHeadingFont:Font = new heading_font() var myHeadingFormat:TextFormat = new TextFormat(myHeadingFont.fontName,20) myHeadingField.defaultTextFormat = myHeadingFormat // //——————————————————- // Populate TextField With Text and Add to Stage //——————————————————- myHeadingField.text = “Here Is An Example Headline In Impact” myHeadingField.x = 10 myHeadingField.y = 10 addChild(myHeadingField)

As you can see in the code above we simply create an instance of the font, and then use the fontName property to set this as the font of a new TextFormat. We can then use this TextFormat to style and TextField we choose. You could reference the font name directly without creating a Font instance such as:

var myFormat:TextFormat = new TextFormat(“Impact”,20)

But I find that there are a couple of downfalls with this approach. Firstly it means that you are being specific about which font you are using for the headline, this means that if you change your font from Impact to Helvetica you are going to have to come in and change your code so that you’re telling the TextFormat to use “Helvetica” instead of “Impact”, abstacting this part means that you only have to update the font in the IDE and everythign will continue to work. The second advantage is if you are working with swcs as opposed to an FLA file (You might be working with FlashDevelop, Flash Builder or a similar development environment) your font won’t actually be embedded unless it is mentioned explicitly somewhere in the code, hence this technique kills two birds with one stone.

Similarly, to embed a second font for your body copy follow the same process by first embedding the font and then aplying it with code. You might end up with something along the lines of the following:

// //——————————————————- // CREATE BODY // // Build Textfield and Set Some Basic Properties. // (You won’t have to do this if you are using a manually created TextField) //——————————————————- var myBodyField:TextField = new TextField() myBodyField.embedFonts = true myBodyField.selectable = false myBodyField.wordWrap = true myBodyField.width=450 // //——————————————————- // Create Font Reference and TextFormat //——————————————————- var myBodyFont:Font = new body_font() var myBodyFormat:TextFormat = new TextFormat(myBodyFont.fontName,16) myBodyField.defaultTextFormat = myBodyFormat // //——————————————————- // Populate TextField With Text and Add to Stage //——————————————————- myBodyField.text = “Here is some body copy for the text embed example. You could use data from an XML file to provide the text content for each of these TextFields” myBodyField.x = 10 myBodyField.y = 40 addChild(myBodyField)

And heres our output:

Method 2 – Embedding for use with complex multi-font formatting (for use with the TextField.htmlText property)

The second technique is for those times when you wish to use more than one font, or even just use more than one font style (such as using Bold and Italic) as these are considered separate fonts by Flash.

You start things off the same way by embedding the fonts that you’ll need to use, remember to embed Bold, Italic and Bold Italic as individual fonts. Follow the ‘Embedding a Font in the Library’ section above.

In this example I’ll use the same two fonts, Impact and Comic sans, but instead of using two separate TextFields to display the Heading and Body I will display them both in the one field. This is useful for a number of reasons, but in general it means that you can display a chunk of HTML formatted text in the one TextField without having to create a new one for each piece of different formatting within the text block. This is great for working with Rich Text Editors in a Flash CMS such as the one in Rainbow Live, which means the user can edit and format the text as they wish and it can display within Flash without having to be limited by a predefined content structure.

Here’s a screen shot of the text as edited in Rainbow Live:

You can see there are two heading sections and a couple of paragraphs along with some bold and italic text. You can display embedded fonts at any size so there is a smaller footnote section thrown in for good measure also.

The trick behind Rich Text Editors in Flash is that they use a subset of Flash Friendly HTML to style the text. Flash only supports some of the more simple HTML elements such as

, and ,for a complete list view the support docs from adobe.

Here’s the HTML output from Rainbow:

Here Is An Example Headline in Impact

Here is some body copy for the

text embed example. This data has been formated with the

Rich Text Editorin

Rainbow Live*

* learn more about

Rainbow Live Flash CMS

Here is a Second Heading

If we wanted to do this with the

first text embed example we would have had to have a separate

TextField for each heading and copy section. This option allows

us to have as many heading and body sections as we like within

the one TextField.

You’ll notice a lot of TEXTFORMAT and FONT tags in the markup. These are created especially for use in Flash and are now superceded in standard HTML. Flash will also recognise HTML formatted without these tags but unfortunately won’t recognise div or table tags (along with many others).

Now that you have some HTML to display, we can display this text very similarly to the first example, with one important difference in particular – use of the TextField.htmlText Property rather than TextField.text

import flash.text.Font; import flash.text.TextField; import flash.text.TextFormat; // //——————————————————- // Make Reference To Fonts //——————————————————- var style_heading:Class = heading_font var style_body:Class = body_font var style_body_italic:Class = body_font_italic var style_body_bold:Class = body_font_bold var style_body_bold_italic = body_font_bold_italic // //——————————————————- // CREATE HEADING // // Build Textfield and Set Some Basic Properties. // (You won’t have to do this if you are using a manually created TextField) //——————————————————- var myField:TextField = new TextField() myField.embedFonts = true myField.selectable = false myField.wordWrap = true myField.width = 450 myField.multiline = true myField.autoSize=”left” myField.condenseWhite = false // // //——————————————————- // Populate TextField With Text and Add to Stage //——————————————————- myField.htmlText = ‘
Here Is An Example Headline in Impact
Here is some body copy for the text embed example. This data has been formated with the Rich Text Editor in Rainbow Live*
* learn more about Rainbow Live Flash CMS

Here is a Second Heading
If we wanted to do this with the first text embed example we would have had to have a separate TextField for each heading and copy section. This option allows us to have as many heading and body sections as we like within the one TextField.
‘ myField.x = 10 myField.y = 10 addChild(myField)

You’ll see at the beginning of the code we’ve made reference to the font classes the we created and embedded in the library, there’s no need to make instances of them as we don’t need to apply the fonts to the text manually because this is all being set in the HTML content. As long as the classes are referenced by name we can be sure they’ll be available to Flash at run time.

Here’s the output:

Immediately the power of this approach becomes clear – you don’t have to limit or second guess the exact structure of the content being displayed in the text field, and by using an external XML source you’ll have incredible flexibility in what you’ll be able to display. You’ll see that you can change colours and font sizes and even embed links. It’s also possible to display images via a standard , tag within your HTML content, however your control options about how the images display are slightly limited.

That’s It!

And so that’s the end of the Flash text embed crash course, I hope you found it a useful reference. If you’d like to download the sample files you can download them here:Download example files

Learn more about Rainbow Live and how to use it a a simple Flash CMS, or even to make your Flash sites more Google Friendly.

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How to embed fonts in the form field Hi all I created a form with some fields, I used police licience Chinesh in the field of form and content; and I have embeded fonts in the pdf file. But the police i embeded does not appear in the fields, which he takes by default ‘arial’ instead of embeded (chinesh) fonts when I distribute it to public users. These audiences has different OS windows/mac and acrobat version different, when I check the Document, Fonts, the font properties are seal with pdf I don’t know, if policies exist not in the system, he would go to Arial, but I embeded licienced police. Why embeded fonts supporting not particularly in FormField? I use Acrobat X Pro, Please help sove this matter. Thanks to the adv. See you soon,. Saran Normally when you choose a font non-base-14 for a field, the entire police will get incorporated so it can be used with fields. This is independent of any incorporation for normal text content in the PDF of the police. But in the case of policies, I do not think that Acrobat will incorporate Asian fonts for use with fields because they can be very important. Adobe distributes Asia and the Pack of fonts for language spread so that users can fill out forms, comment, etc. with Asian fonts, it includes: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5508 Here’s a bit more information: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/X/pro/using/WS08EC9A35-484E-4ceb-B92A-9FADBC4CB267.w.h tml

How to embed fonts when you save a document in word 07 in PDF format? I can’t save my word doc in PDF format but need to incorporate the police (trebuchet MS). Is it by clicking on the box that says IS0 190005-1 conform to PDF/A does the trick? You must embed a font. If I understand correctly, a PDF file is mainly recorded in the same way as a graphic file… Mike Hall MVP – Windows Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

How to minimize adobe air app with as3? I have 2 buttons in my application (my published by flash cs6 for android application). a single button to exit app and a button to reduce to a minimum the app (application send to background and see the homepage) .this which is code 2nd button in as3?

b1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,exitapp);

b2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,minimizeapp);

function exitapp(e:MouseEvent)

{

nativeapplication.nativeapplication.exit();

}

function minimizeapp(e:MouseEvent)

{

//…what code I should write here?

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How to access the inside movieclip with AS3 Hello I have a problem to access inside the movieclip I mean child MovieClip the code is here var myMovie:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); addChild (myMovie); var myChild:Sprite = new Sprite(); myMovie.addChild (myChild); var nextChild:Sprite = new Sprite(); myChild.addChild (nextChild); now I want to acess the next child and I use following (myMovie.myChild.nextChild) .addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, onChildClick); function onChildClick(evt:MouseEvent):void { trace (“last child is clicked”); } Thank you When you create dynamic content, using the notation by point does not work and you must use… getChild methods if you want to access it through the parents. However, you should not need to do since you already have a direct reference to the object… nextChild.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onChildClick); function onChildClick(evt:MouseEvent):void { trace (“last child is clicked”); } You probably might have realized this when you implement this line (assuming it worked)… myChild.addChild (nextChild); With the approach of targeting parent, wouldn’t you have tried to use… myMovie.myChild.addChild (nextChild);? and ‘Click’ should be ‘CLICK ‘.

How can I nominate a MovieClip with as3? I’m trying to draw a set number of places in a presentation of type grid and pretty much getting it to do what I want. The problem is I want to be able to manipulate each square individually more later on, and I’m sure I need to assign each a unique instance… name something like “square_0_0” at the bottom “square_10_10” (this is a table of the 10 x 10 squares).

In any case… How to assign a unique for each square instance name, as it is added to the stage? I have attached the code that I currently have running. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

MovieClip have a name property that allows you to assign: Shape.Name = “shape_” c + “_” + r;

How can I change the TextInput fonts? Hello I use Adobe Flash CS5 and Action Script 3, but I am struggling to do something really simple (which means I’m looking in the wrong place, no doubt), I have 5 TextInput fields, I added to the scene via the “Components” option, but after finding out how to change the color of the field, I now want to change the font which appears when you type directly in the fields when play Flash animation, but I can’t seem to find this feature. I found a tutorial that said going in the properties panel, and then clicking on ‘ character, then “Embed Font”, but this perhaps in CS4? Any help would be great! Download your fla on a file server and post a link.

Now, this suitcase no longer works with InDesign CC 2015, how to activate fonts? Now, this suitcase no longer works with InDesign CC 2015, how to activate fonts? Then you have something else. Looks like the bug fixed with this:

CS6: How I embed a font in an After Effects project so I don’t have to install fonts on all my machines for rendering? Just as the title says: I don’t want to have to manage fonts on my machines for rendering. I want to just incorporate the necessary fonts in the AE project file. However, I am not able to find a way to do it. Ideas? You cannot embed fonts in AE. An After Effects project contains only links to assets and a script that tells what to do with layers rendering engine. If your animations are set up correctly you can either create the type in Illustrator and create contours or rasterize type in Photoshop, or create your AE type shapes using the layer > create shapes from text option so that you don’t need fonts.

Embed fonts with html text Hello Is it possible to embed fonts with text html to a text field. TextField.htmlText = “this is a sample of code that < police ="xyz"> I use < / police > ‘; Here xyz is not a comon policy. Help, please. Thanx Yes, use the textformat class and style setTextFormat or css. or, you could add xyz to your library (new policy), incorporate the necessary characters, check export for actionscript and assign a class (for example, XYZ) and use: var xyzFont: Font = new XYZ(); tf.htmlText = “This is an example of code I use “; ”

How to write Save function based on the drop-down list box selection data in app mxml flex4 with as3 Hi all I’m working on the application web flex4 with as3. I have a doubt, I’ve created a mxml it has two text boxes, except the button and a combo box that is has two option as a percentage and the amount. my needs are I gave here. need 1: when I choose option amount that two text boxes does not have to be editable.when I select text tat box two percentage option will be editable. need 2: when I select the percentage in combox option and two text boxes are empty, and then click the button Save-> I want to display warning msg need 3: when I select the option amount combox and the two boxes are emptu click the button Save-> I don’t want any warning messages. How to validate it and how to write backup for this function. This is my sample code: list box ID = baseAmtPer ID TextBox1 = maxCommAmt.text ID = baseAmtPer.text text box If (((baseAmtPer.editable!=true) & & (maxCommAmt.editable! = true)) & & ((baseAmtPer.text==””) & &(ma xCommAmt.text==””)) |) (baseAmtPer.text == “”) | (maxCommAmt.Text==””)) -> This condition not allowing while I’m selecing amount in combo box. How the TWO TEXT BOX WILL BE EMPTY for this problem { Alert.Show (“enter in all areas”, “Information”); } on the other { some encodings } Hello Please go through the following Code: http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009. xmlns:s = “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark”. xmlns:MX = “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx” minWidth = “955” = “600” minHeight > Amount Percentage Thank you and best regards, —————————————————————————————— — Vibhuti Gosavi . [email protected] | www.infocepts.com —————————————————————————————— —

How to validate and save the values to a combo box and two text boxes in flex4 mxml application with as3 helllo all,. I’m working on the application web flex4 with as3. I have a doubt, I’ve created a mxml it has two text boxes, except the button and a combo box that is has two option as a percentage and the amount. my needs are I gave here. need 1: when I choose option amount that two text boxes does not have to be editable.when I select text tat box two percentage option will be editable. need 2: when I select the percentage in combox option and two text boxes are empty, and then click the button Save-> I want to display warning msg need 3: when I select the option amount combox and the two boxes are emptu click the button Save-> I don’t want any warning messages. How to validate it and how to write backup for this function. any suggession or extract code is welcome. Thanks in advance, B.Venkatesan Looks like you are trying to do too much at once. Try to hang the events correctly The close event of the comboBox can do something like this protected function toggleTextEditing(event:DropDownEvent):void { If (this.optionCmb.selectedItem.label is “Percentage”) { This.Text1.editable = true; This.Text2.editable = true; } Else if (this.optionCmb.selectedItem.label == “Number”) { This.Text1.editable = false; This.Text2.editable = false; } } The button’s click event can do something like protected function save(event:MouseEvent):void { If (this.optionCmb.selectedItem.label is “Percentage”) { If (this.text1.text == “” & this.text2.text == “”) { Alert.Show (“text is empty”); return; } on the other { } } Else if (this.optionCmb.selectedItem.label == “Number”) { } } If you can put in your entire code, maybe I can have a look to see if I can find something wrong with that. -Pramod http://www.flexmycode.com

Embed fonts in iOS (FLASH CS5 AS3) I created an app (a simple dashboard), but when I publish it… I’m not able to see the correct font (I used a font of type LCD FTT)! I know I have to integrate it. I did, but it still doesn’t work. Need help!

INFO: With Adobe Flash CS5, compilation with AS3, AIR for IOS mode. http://blog.flexexamples.com/2008/10/15/embedding-fonts-in-Flex-gumbo/ Do not remember. The fonts are copyright property. If you do not have permission to incorporate a non-native police, then you shouldn’t. Here is a good list of fonts of iOS: http://iosfonts.com/

Flex4 embed fonts for a spark textInput does not I can get the built-in fonts to work with mx:labels, but not for textInputs candles. any ideas? the component code: @namespace components “components.*”; @namespace mx “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/halo”; @namespace p “*”; @namespace s “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark”; @font-face { src:url(“../fonts/verdanab.ttf”); fontFamily: verdanaBold; advancedAntiAliasing: true; fontWeight: Bold; unicodeRange: U+0041-005A, /* Upper-Case [A..Z] */ U+0061-007A, /* Lower-Case a-z */ U+0030-0039, /* Numbers [0..9] */ U+002E-002E, /* Period [.] */ U+002D-002D, /* [-] */ U+0040-0040; /* [@] */ } @font-face { src:url(“../fonts/verdanab.ttf”); fontFamily: verdanaBoldSpark; advancedAntiAliasing: true; fontWeight: Bold; cff: true; unicodeRange: U+0041-005A, /* Upper-Case [A..Z] */ U+0061-007A, /* Lower-Case a-z */ U+0030-0039, /* Numbers [0..9] */ U+002E-002E, /* Period [.] */ U+002D-002D, /* [-] */ U+0040-0040; /* [@] */ } .myBold { fontSize: 12; fontFamily: verdanaBold; fontWeight: bold; } .myBoldSpark { fontSize: 12; fontFamily: verdanaBoldSpark; fontWeight: bold; } According to which build, the name of the “cff” property changed to “embedAsCFF. Alex Harui Flex SDK Developer Adobe Systems Inc.. Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

AS3 Font embedding masterclass

AS3 Font embedding masterclass

Feb 17 2011

One of the people I follow on Twitter, Jesse Freeman, twitted that he was having some problems getting embedded fonts working properly in Flash. As the problem sounded immediately familiar (the amount of time you spend cursing out something in Flash is inversly proportional to the amount of time it takes to remember what it was), I chimed in with what turned out to be the solution. Long story short, if you’re having problems embedding fonts in AS3, try setting embedAsCFF = “false” in your embed code.

Simply finishing this post at that doesn’t really satisfy my need to have mountains of text on the internet and thus look like I know what I’m talking about, so I figured to share the info I gathered up about a year ago when I hit the same problem. So why is embedded fonts in AS3 such a Pain In The Ass™ ?

There are 3 main ways to embed a font in a SWF:

Direct embedding

This is probably the most common for Flash game devs looking to embed a specific font for their game. For this, we’re using the [Embed] metatag:
[Embed(source= “../someFont.ttf” , fontName = “myFont” , mimeType = “application/x-font” , fontWeight= “normal” , fontStyle= “normal” , unicodeRange= “englishRange” , advancedAntiAliasing= “true” , embedAsCFF= “false” )] private var myEmbeddedFont:Class; [Embed(systemFont= “Arial” , fontName = “myFont” , mimeType = “application/x-font” , fontWeight= “normal” , fontStyle= “normal” , unicodeRange= “englishRange” , advancedAntiAliasing= “true” , embedAsCFF= “false” )] private var myEmbeddedFont:Class;

It doesn’t matter what you call the variable under the Embed tag as you don’t use it. You also don’t need all of these parameters, but I’ll explain each one briefly.

source/systemFont

Use source if you’re embedding a font file that’s relative to your file (the .as file, not the SWF). Use systemFont to embed a font from your computer’s Fonts folder. In this case, you pass the name of the font (e.g. “Arial”, “Trebuchet Ms” etc.)

Use if you’re embedding a font file that’s relative to your file (the .as file, not the SWF). Use to embed a font from your computer’s Fonts folder. In this case, you pass the name of the font (e.g. “Arial”, “Trebuchet Ms” etc.) fontName

This is the name you supply to your font. It can be anything you want, though if you use systemFont rather than source , then it shouldn’t be the same name as the font (the compiler should throw a warning). This is what you supply to the font parameter of your TextFormat object.

This is the name you supply to your font. It can be anything you want, though if you use rather than , then it shouldn’t be the same name as the font (the compiler should throw a warning). This is what you supply to the parameter of your object. mimeType (Optional)

The mimeType in which to embed the font. I didn’t notice much difference between using “application/x-font” and “application/x-font-truetype” . Perhaps one is for OpenType fonts and the other’s for TrueType fonts. In any case, Flex should pick the right one for you, so you can pretty much ignore this. See http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=embed_3.html#176407 for more info on the [Embed] mimeTypes .

(Optional) The mimeType in which to embed the font. I didn’t notice much difference between using and . Perhaps one is for OpenType fonts and the other’s for TrueType fonts. In any case, Flex should pick the right one for you, so you can pretty much ignore this. See http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=embed_3.html#176407 for more info on the . fontWeight (Optional)

Can be “normal” , “bold” , or “heavy” . This will embed only that specific weight for the font. If you specify “bold” , but your TextFormat/TextField is set up for normal text, it will display bolded, and vice versa. The default is “normal” .

(Optional) Can be , , or . This will embed only that specific weight for the font. If you specify , but your is set up for normal text, it will display bolded, and vice versa. The default is . fontStyle (Optional)

Can be “normal” , “italic” , or “oblique” . Works in the same manner as fontWeight .

(Optional) Can be , , or . Works in the same manner as . unicodeRange (Optional but recommended)

If you don’t want to embed the full font (probably a smart move on your part), you can specify a range of characters to embed. This can be in the form of “U+0030-0039,U+002E” (for numbers), or a language range set in the Flex config file (if you’re the sort of loser that doesn’t know unicode ranges by heart). There’s a list of language ranges defined in flash-unicode-table.xml (found in PATH_TO_FLEX_SDK/frameworks), that you can copy over to flex-config.xml (same folder – scroll down until you see the tag, and you should see a commented-out example). Finding the right place to put them should be obvious. Useful ones include “Numerals”, “Basic Latin” and “englishRange”.

NOTE: If you’re using AIR, note that it reads from air-config.xml/airmobile-config.xml depending, not flex-config.xml, so make sure you copy over your ranges to here as well.

(Optional but recommended) If you don’t want to embed the full font (probably a smart move on your part), you can specify a range of characters to embed. This can be in the form of (for numbers), or a language range set in the Flex config file (if you’re the sort of loser that doesn’t know unicode ranges by heart). There’s a list of language ranges defined in flash-unicode-table.xml (found in PATH_TO_FLEX_SDK/frameworks), that you can copy over to flex-config.xml (same folder – scroll down until you see the tag, and you should see a commented-out example). Finding the right place to put them should be obvious. Useful ones include “Numerals”, “Basic Latin” and “englishRange”. If you’re using AIR, note that it reads from air-config.xml/airmobile-config.xml depending, not flex-config.xml, so make sure you copy over your ranges to here as well. advancedAntiAliasing (Optional)

Can be either “true” or “false” . When set to true , additional information is added that lets the fonts display clearer and sharper at smaller font sizes. However, this can increase your memory usage. Embedding 4 or 5 fonts with advancedAntiAliasing can increase your memory by a few MB or so. It’s set to true by default.

(Optional) Can be either or . When set to , additional information is added that lets the fonts display clearer and sharper at smaller font sizes. However, this can increase your memory usage. Embedding 4 or 5 fonts with can increase your memory by a few MB or so. It’s set to true by default. embedAsCFF (Optional but recommended)

With Flex 4, font embedding has changed, with fonts coming in as embeddedCFF or Compact Font Format. This is to work with the new Flash Text Engine (FTE), but unless you’re using Flex Spark components, you probably don’t care. Without going into too much detail (see the links at the bottom of the page), setting this to “false” means that you can actually use your font with the Flex 4 SDK. An alternative to this is to specify that you’re using the Adobe Font Manager rather than the default BatikFontManager, by compiling with the line -manager=flash.fonts.AFEFontManager in the compiler options of your project. If you’re not changing your font manager, then setting this is important, as Flash can tell you that your font is embedded, but you won’t be able to use it. By default (under Flex 4), embedAsCFF is true, or you can set the compatibility-version to 3.0 to set the default to false .

Using an embedded font

To use this in your project, you first set up a TextFormat object with the font parameter set to the fontName that you specified in your Embed statement. Also make sure to specify embedFonts = true; on your TextField otherwise you won’t use them/it won’t show up. To easily know if your TextField is using the embedded fonts, just rotate your TextField slightly, as only embedded fonts can be rotated.

var tf:TextFormat = new TextFormat( “myFont” , 20 ); var t:TextField = new TextField; t.embedFonts = true ; t.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT; t.defaultTextFormat = tf; t.text = “Hello World” ; this .addChild( t );

Embedding using a SWF

Embedding fonts using a SWF is somewhat easier. If you’ve ever created a game in Flash and used the Flash IDE to produce graphics, you’ve probably done everything you need to before.

Create a new FLA file and create a TextField on the stage.

on the stage. Keep it as static and type some text if you want a very specifc set of characters. Otherwise, set it to dynamic.

If you want to used advanced anti-aliasing, make sure that the Anti-Alias for Readability or Custom Anti-Alias is the selected anti-alias mode. Any other option and Flash won’t include anti-aliasing information for the font in the SWF file.

If your TextField is a dynamic one, in the Properties panel, click the Embed button, and embed whichever characters you want.

is a dynamic one, in the Properties panel, click the Embed button, and embed whichever characters you want. Create any other TextField s as needed (different fonts, bold, italic, etc.)

s as needed (different fonts, bold, italic, etc.) Export your SWF

Here, I’ve created two TextField s, one static and one dynamic. The static TextField is using the Futura Md font, while the dynamic TextField is using the Courier New font and embedded with the characters for Basic Latin.

If you’re using FlashDevelop, then you can see what fonts are embedded in a SWF, including the number of characters:

As you can see, there’s two fonts available for me to use. There’s only 11 characters for Futura Md, as that TextField was static, so Flash only includes the characters used.

For our AS code, we change the Embed call to:
[Embed(source= “../assets/test.swf” , fontName= “Courier New” )] private var myEmbeddedFont:Class;

Note that the fontName is the name of the font that you used in Flash. If you embedded a bold/italic version, then you’ll also have to set fontWeight = “bold” or fontStyle = “italic” .

NOTE: If you use a static TextField you MUST set it as selectable, otherwise you won’t be able to access the font.

var tf:TextFormat = new TextFormat( “Courier New” , 20 );

Embedding using a font symbol

Finally, we can embed fonts using a font symbol in Flash.

In your library, create a new font symbol by right-clicking or using the small down arrow in the upper right corner.

Give the font symbol a name (can be anything), select the font that you want and its properties (bold, italic…). Don’t set the symbol name to the same as the font name – this is just to make it clearer, it won’t stop the code from working.

Right-click on the font symbol and select Linkage. Select Export for Actionscript. Add an identifier for the symbol, or just use the default (the name of the font symbol in the library).

Export your SWF.

Here, I added a font symbol for the Times New Roman font and gave it an export linkage name of “myFontSymbol”:

You’ll notice that there’s 243 characters in our font symbol. That’s because there’s no way (at least that I’ve found in CS3; it might be different in CS5) to say that you only want to export a specific set of glyphs.

In our AS code, we make a change to the Embed code like this:
[Embed(source= “../assets/test.swf” , symbol= “myFontSymbol” )] private var myEmbeddedFont:Class;

As we’re embedding a symbol here, don’t set the mimeType , fontStyle etc. or the compiler will throw an Error along the lines of Error: transcoding parameters ‘symbol’ and ‘fontStyle’ are incompatible . For the font property of your TextFormat object, we change it to the name of the font, not the font symbol name, or the symbol linkage name.

var tf:TextFormat = new TextFormat( “Times New Roman” , 20 );

Problems

“My TextField fonts still look ugly, even though the font is embedded!”

Make sure you’ve set the TextField ‘s embedFonts property to true . To make sure that you’re using an embedded font, set the rotation property to a value other than 0, as only embedded fonts will show when the TextField is rotated.

“Flash says my font is embedded but I can’t get it to work!”

When you’re embedding your font, set embedAsCFF to false, or compile with -manager=flash.fonts.AFEFontManager to use the Adobe Font Manager, or compile with compatibility-version set to 3.0 , where the default value for embedAsCFF is false .

“I get an ‘unable to transcode’ error!”

Check the embed path to your font. Make sure it’s relative to the file that’s doing the embedding, not your project root or the SWF file.

“I get a ‘transcoding parameters ‘x’ and ‘y’ are incompatible’ error!”

You’re probably trying to embed a symbol and not a font. See the Embedding using a font symbol section.

“I get an ‘unable to build font’ error!”

Try using the Adobe Font Manager by compiling with -manager=flash.fonts.AFEFontManager .

“I get an ‘invalid Unicode range ‘ENGLISHRANGE” error! (or similar)

If you’re hardcore, and entering unicode ranges by hand, make sure it’s actually valid. They should be in the form unicodeRange=”U+0041-U+005A,U+0061-U+007A” (upper- and lower-case a-z) and you can find a list of the ranges online.

If you’re using named ranges, make sure they’re defined in the right config file (all found in PATH_TO_FLEX_SDK/frameworks): flex-config.xml for AS3/Flex, air-config.xml or airmobile-config.xml for AIR – scroll down until you see the tag and you’ll find a commented-out example. You can find a handy list of them in flash-unicode-table.xml.

“Only some of my characters are showing up!

This is a bit of a hairy bug, but it’s probably this. Basically it can happen when you embed the same font in two different SWFs/SWCs that are used in one project. Say you have SWF A and SWF B that you include in your main project. SWF A embeds Arial and the characters a, b and c. SWF B embeds the full Arial font (same weight as the font in SWF A). If SWF A is compiled in your project first, then Flash will only take those glyphs (i.e. a, b, and c), ignoring those in SWF B. This is why only some characters in your TextFields are showing up. Take note that static TextFields also count towards embedded text. If you code in FlashDevelop you can click the [+] beside the SWF, and again on the font so see how many glyphs have been embedded.

As this bug doesn’t look like it’s going to get fixed, there’s a few solutions you can employ:

Embed the same glyphs in both SWFs/SWCs. Can be an upkeep nightmare.

Embed each font under a different name so there’s no conflict. Requires foreknowledge of the use of the SWF (not ideal for shared libs).

Create a separate “module” SWF that has the font, and use that SWF in all SWFs that need it.

Remove the font entirely from SWF A and SWF B and put it in your main SWF. Sometimes not possible to do entirely (static TextFields ).

). Embed each font under a different weight (i.e. SWF A embeds as “normal”, while SWF B embeds as “bold”).

I found all of these links useful when digging into this. The first two are manadatory reading, the rest explain the subject a bit better.

Using embedded fonts (Flex3): http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=fonts_04.html#133099

Using embedded fonts (Flex4): http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf69084-7f5f.html

Syntax for embedding assets (Flex3): http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=embed_3.html#176407

Syntax for embedding assets (Flex4): http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf60546-7ffb.html

“Flex loves Flash” – A Grant Skinner talk: http://www.gskinner.com/talks/flexlovesflash/

Embedding metadata with Flash (comment links): http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/embed_metadata.html

AS3 Font Managers (Flex3): http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=fonts_06.html

AS3 Font Managers (Flex4): http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS2db454920e96a9e51e63e3d11c0bf69084-7e09.html

Code

I’ve created a project that includes everything I talked about here. It has the code and Flash files necessary to to just about all the types of font embedding you could wish for. You can download it here.

AS3: runtime font loading (embedding)

package { import flash.display.Loader; import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.Event; import flash.events.IOErrorEvent; import flash.net.URLRequest; import flash.text.Font; import flash.text.TextField; import flash.text.TextFieldAutoSize; import flash.text.TextFormat; public class App extends MovieClip { public static const FONT_NAME: String = “Brush Script Std”; public static const FONT_EXPORT_NAME: String = “FontBrushScript”; public static const FONT_FILE_NAME: String = “font/BrushScript.swf”; function App(): void { var loader: Loader = new Loader(); loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onFontLoaded); loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, onFontLoadingFailed); loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.NETWORK_ERROR, onFontLoadingFailed); loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.VERIFY_ERROR, onFontLoadingFailed); loader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.DISK_ERROR, onFontLoadingFailed); loader.load(new URLRequest(FONT_FILE_NAME)); } private function onFontLoaded(e: Event): void { trace(“Successfully loaded ” + FONT_EXPORT_NAME + ” (” + FONT_FILE_NAME + “)”); if (e.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(FONT_EXPORT_NAME)) { var FontClass: Class = e.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition(FONT_EXPORT_NAME) as Class; Font.registerFont(FontClass); addTextField(); } else { trace(“Missing ” + FONT_EXPORT_NAME + “!”); } } private function onFontLoadingFailed(e: IOErrorEvent): void { trace(“Missing ” + FONT_FILE_NAME); } private function addTextField(): void { trace(“Adding text field …”); var format: TextFormat = new TextFormat(); format.font = FONT_NAME; format.size = 45; format.color = 0x9f0000; format.bold = true; var field: TextField = new TextField(); field.defaultTextFormat = format; field.text = “Embed font at runtime.”; field.x = field.y = 35; field.embedFonts = true; field.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT; addChild(field); } } }

public static const FONT_NAME: String = “Brush Script Std”; public static const FONT_EXPORT_NAME: String = “FontBrushScript”; public static const FONT_FILE_NAME: String = “font/BrushScript.swf”;

Flash still can’t load directly a font file. That’s why I embeded the font in a swf that had to be loaded later. In my case it was better to create different swf file for every font, but if you prefer you can put all the fonts in only one file. So create a new flash document and open the library panel (press F11). Click on the little button in the top right corner.[1]and choose. [2]Fill thepart, choose your font and remember the value of thefield. After that move to the second tab. [3]Checkand. Type a class name of the font (you will need this name later). Everything is ready and you can compile the swf that will be used. The following code loads the produced swf file and adds a text field, which uses the font.There are three major constants in the code:The first oneis used in the TextFormat definition. You should use the real family name of the font. The second one is the name of the class that you have to fill. And the last one is just the path to the swf file. You can download the full example’s code here

AS3 target, FlashDevelop: embed normal, bold, italic style of the same font problem

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Not sure about the Haxe way, but the easiest solution will probably be to use the Flex SDK to generate a font library SWF.

FlashDevelop includes a “Font Library” AS3 class Template which will be available in AS3 projects. You can create an Empty AS3 project in your Haxe project folder.

This template class offers lots of information on how to embed fonts – make sure you embed each font variant (regular, bold, italic, bold-italic) as required and give them all the same “font family” name that you’ll use as the font name in the TextField.

You can copy this AS3 class in your Haxe project (and delete the AS3 project) and build it using the Quick Build (Ctrl+F8) feature.

The resulting SWF can be loaded or embedded – but it must have been executed first for the fonts to be available.

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Embedding a font in a swf using as3 – iTecNote

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I have a project using flash (and AIR for android and eventuall iOS) for translating some phrases. Although most fonts are fine there are some that I have to load after the user has chosen the languages. Over a year ago I generated a couple of swf files (Bengali and Urdu) and put them on my web server. The flash application then loads them when required and everything is OK…

However as I am nearing implementing the project I thought I should generate the swf files for the other languages that are in the pipeline and for some reason I can’t manage it! Needless to say I have misplaced (tidied) the original AS3 source for the two fonts I have done.

package { import flash.display.Sprite; import flash.events.Event; public class ArabicF extends Sprite { [Embed(source = “trado.ttf”, fontName = “ArabicX”, fontFamily = “ArabicY”, fontWeight = “normal”, fontStyle = “normal”, mimeType = “application/x-font”, advancedAntiAliasing=”true”, embedAsCFF=”true”)] public static const ArabicZ:Class; } }

This has expanded from a much simpler form as I added things to get it to work and I must have tried all permutations of true and false. I load the swf ok but then can’t extract the class. With the two fonts I embedded before the swf class and the parameter all have the same name and they work fine (i.e.

Urdu.swf

then later:

var FontClass:Class = evt.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition(“Urdu”) as Class;

and then

Font.registerFont(FontClass.Urdu);

in the calling .as application with the above Arabic.swf I try

trace(“1 Arabic “+evt.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(“ArabicF”)); trace(“2 Arabic “+evt.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(“Arabic”)); trace(“3 ArabicX “+evt.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(“ArabicX”)); trace(“4 ArabicY “+evt.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(“ArabicY”)); trace(“5 ArabicZ “+evt.target.applicationDomain.hasDefinition(“ArabicZ”));

but all return false

PS also tried generating the Arabic.swf using fontswf.bat which again seems to make a very similar swf file which is loaded but I can’t extract the class from it

PPS I’m using flashdevelop and the font swf are set up as AS3 standard project compiler options.

Embedding Fonts For As3. How?

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Embedded fonts are represented as a subclass of the Font class. The Font class is currently useful only to find out information about embedded fonts; you cannot.

I was referring. http://krasimirtsonev.com/blog/article/AS3flashruntimefontloadingembedding. So what is going wrong here? FD isn’t giving any trace outputs.

Remember Bold Italic etc. are considered seperate fonts as far as Flash is concerned and have to be embedded individually. Tick the Export for Actionscript.

Then someone does know how to embed a font in a TextInput a qnx.fuse.ui.text.TextInput?. Thanks in advance! Because Flash and QNX classes use the same name.

If you start a new Flash document using the same font as you are above create an Input textfield on the stage with the following settings: Embed the normal.

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You don’t import fonts into an AS3 FLA. You select the textfield and in Properties you use the Embed feature. In there you can pick and choose about what.

Using embedded fonts. When you specify a specific font for a TextField in your application Flash Player or AIR look for a device font a font that resides.

I use symbols of police created in the library and they work very well with dynamic textfields. If I do an input textfield with these embedded fonts the.

I have a parent swf with fonts embedded in the library which have export for actionscript set and a Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8803616.

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Solution use embedded fonts. Let me be specific. Adobe knows that you have to embed fonts for rotation to work; The TextField help shows the rotation.

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Below are the settings for the Embedded Fonts I included. There are 2 of them which I created by rightclicking in the Library and clicking New Font.

Below are the settings for the Embedded Fonts I included. There are 2 of them which I created by rightclicking in the Library and clicking New Font.

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So why is embedded fonts in AS3 such a Pain In The Ass ? There are 3 main ways to embed a font in a SWF: Direct embedding. This is probably the.

You can also embed font outlines in dynamic or input text fields. Embedding font outlines can increase file size but it ensures that users have.

So why is embedded fonts in AS3 such a Pain In The Ass ? There are 3 main ways to embed a font in a SWF: Direct embedding. This is probably the.

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Use the Text > Font Embedding command to embed fonts. However when I embed the default font Arial regular I still experience the exact same.

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How to embed fonts for consistent text appearance With your FLA file open in Animate open the Font Embedding dialog box by doing one of the.

I’ve tried a number of combinations including removing embedding exporting for ActionScript setting all textfields in the shared project to.

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Solved: I am experimenting on embedding external fonts. I found this example on the web http://marumushi.com/news/embeddingfontsinas3 but.

Solved: I am experimenting on embedding external fonts. I found this example on the web http://marumushi.com/news/embeddingfontsinas3 but.

So here’s the method I use for pure AS3 projects I compile with the Flex SDK. I embed the TTF or OTF file in a ‘Style’ class and include.

This article reviews font embedding for pure AS3 project as it’s the most universal way for embedding. Flashplayer uses device fonts for.

On my travels as a contractor I’ve seen various methods used for embedding fonts in ActionScript 3 projects code embedded creating font.

In FlashDevelop select the Project menu New Project. Select to ActionScript 3 AIR Mobile AS3 App project type. Enter your project Name.

Hi! Im trying to embed a font in a actionScript project in Flash Builder like this: package { import flash.display.; import flash.text.

I just stumbled across this rather useful OpenType font editor. Called typelight there are freeware and How to embed fonts in pure AS3.

Hi! Im trying to embed a font in a actionScript project in Flash Builder like this: package { import flash.display.; import flash.text.

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AS3: runtime font loading embedding / Flash is wonderful technology and has many advantages. Before a couple of years it was really.

set FLEXSDKPATHE:\krpano\flexSDK save.bat file ok no I open textfield.as and add this line: [Embedsourcefonts/AladinRegular.ttf.

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I was referring. http://krasimirtsonev.com/blog/article/AS3flashruntimefontloadingembedding. So what is going wrong here?

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My problem is that the font is loaded from a url.com/blog/article/AS3Flashruntimefontloadingembedding.

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다음은 Bing에서 as3 embed font 주제에 대한 검색 결과입니다. 필요한 경우 더 읽을 수 있습니다.

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