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This is Wellspring, an immediate mode font rendering system in C.
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This is Wellspring, an immediate mode multiple-channel signed distance field font rendering system in C.
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About Wellspring
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About Wellspring
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Wellspring is inspired by the design of Dear ImGui.
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Wellspring is inspired by the design of Dear ImGui.
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It outputs pixel data that you can upload to a texture and vertex buffers that you can render anytime in your 3D application.
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It outputs buffer data that you can upload and render anytime in your 3D application.
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This means that you can integrate it easily using the graphics library of your choice.
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This means that you can integrate it easily using the graphics library of your choice.
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Wellspring uses stb_truetype to rasterize and pack fonts quickly.
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Wellspring uses JSON output from [msdf-atlas-gen](https://github.com/Chlumsky/msdf-atlas-gen) to generate buffers. It also uses [stb_truetype](https://github.com/nothings/stb/blob/master/stb_truetype.h) for additional kerning support. At render time, bind the image data from msdf-atlas-gen with buffers generated by Wellspring for beautiful MSDF font rendering.
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Using msdf-atlas-gen
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A full explanation of msdf-atlas-gen is beyond the scope of this project, but note that Wellspring only accepts MSDF atlas types with JSON output.
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Your atlas generation might look like this:
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```sh
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msdf-atlas-gen -yorigin top -font ~/mygame/myfont.otf -imageout ~/mygame/content/forgotten_dream.png -json ~/mygame/content/forgotten_dream.json
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```
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Dependencies
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Dependencies
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$ cmake ../
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$ cmake ../
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$ make
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$ make
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For Windows, see the 'visualc/' directory.
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For Windows, you can use cmake-gui to generate a Visual Studio solution or use VSCode with the CMake and C/C++ Tools extensions.
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License
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License
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