Thanks for your suggestions Rein.
I copied the Betsy Flanagan file to my /windows/Fonts/ directory from /usr/share/fonts/ttf/decoratives/betsy.ttf
I then ran the program and the same error occured.
In the font selection dialogue, there is no TTF symbols at all, however, some fonts (including betsy) seem to have a little printer symbol next them, although it might not be a printer. Is that implying some sort of PS font thing is happening or is this the TTF symbol?
Perhaps I need to rebuild fonts or something? Or maybe the original copy of Betsy is displacing the one in /Fonts/?
I have attached the wine.log, thanks for your help! Luke
Rein Klazes wrote:
On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 18:27:17 +1000, you wrote:
Hello,
Many 3d modellers can use TrueType fonts to create 3D objects of words.
Lightwave and Behemont are two that spring to mind. I can't find any on linux.
However, both lightwave and behemont give me the error:
fixme:commdlg:CFn_WMInitDialog No font found with truetype only, dropping flag
This is after the font has been correctly displayed in a "font selection" box. The error seems to occur when the 3d modeller attempts to convert the font to vertices or something. I'm thinking that maybe the program is using a low-level api that gets the location of the font so it can use its own loader, instead of a higher level wine/win api.
Has anyone encountered this error before, and any suggestions on how to fix it? Or, aternatively, does anyone know a 3d modeller in linux that can load truetype fonts as objects?
In the font selection box are these TrueType fonts marked with a TT
icon? If not, you are fonts rendered by X and wine is not able to do much
sophisticated things with it. The most easy way to use your fonts with
wine rendering them is to copy the *.ttf font files to your
C:\Windows\Fonts\ directory.
If that does not solve the problem then send me the zipped output of the program when you start wine with:
WINEDEBUG=+commdlg wine ... &> wine.log
(replace the dots with your program and arguments)
Rein.
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