Scratch

Winner · 2008-10-18 18:54:57

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hmnwilson · 2008-10-18 19:26:39

No. It's also becoming a problem, but they had a reason to be removed.

SeanCanoodle · 2008-10-18 21:03:59

They were removed because now you can use any font stored on your computer for Scratch projects. I am really disappointed I can't use the Emulator font anymore though. It had a very clean, computer-ish look. It would be nice if the old default fonts were included with the Scratch download, just for convenience.

Jens · 2008-10-19 04:26:48

You can get the old fonts back by doing a little hack: Rename the file UnicodePlugin.dll to something else, then open Scratch, voila . Just be sure to rename the UnicodePlugin.dll back again afterwards, otherwise lots of things will not work correctly.

Paddle2See · 2008-10-19 04:57:44

Jens wrote:
You can get the old fonts back by doing a little hack: Rename the file UnicodePlugin.dll to something else, then open Scratch, voila . Just be sure to rename the UnicodePlugin.dll back again afterwards, otherwise lots of things will not work correctly.

Is there a way to get the old fonts installed on your computer so that they are available all the time in Scratch, without your very-clever hack?

Winner · 2008-10-19 08:41:51

Jens wrote:
You can get the old fonts back by doing a little hack: Rename the file UnicodePlugin.dll to something else, then open Scratch, voila . Just be sure to rename the UnicodePlugin.dll back again afterwards, otherwise lots of things will not work correctly.

what if you rename ScratchPlugin.dll

brinjal · 2010-02-27 08:09:44

SeanCanoodle wrote:
They were removed because now you can use any font stored on your computer for Scratch projects. I am really disappointed I can't use the Emulator font anymore though. It had a very clean, computer-ish look. It would be nice if the old default fonts were included with the Scratch download, just for convenience.

just download the font, http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/Emulator.htm#