Anybody have the Notocoloremoji ttf file they can share? I rooted my G5 last week and was wanting to put ios emojis. I installed emoji switcher app but wasn't happy with the ios emojis because it seemed like a lot of them were missing. I deleted the app like an idiot before restoring the default emojis and I no longer have the original ttf file. I have twrp recovery backup but I really don't want to have to go through all the hastle... Would rather just replace the file and be done with it.
Anybody who's rooted should have access to this file. Its located in the /system/fonts folder. If you can copy the file and send my way it'd be much appreciated.
mega.nz/#!18JSzYgT!cVh8ybOzVISk1-SaUa5QmgfeoFXTDspTm_VKOCyBuqA
That's the one I just pulled from my H830 let me know if you need it uploaded somewhere else
Thank you! Good looking out.
Interesting... I was browsing the web looking for this file before I posted here and came across emojipedia website and it shows that the LG G5 has 1632 emojis with all the different skin tones. I guess the Tmobile variant only has about 827? I wonder if other carriers have them all...
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I just installed the incognito theme and love it but was wondering how to switch the font back to stock. Is there an easy way to do this?
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I'm also intrested in changing up a few fonts? And font colors too. I've browsed around most of the apk files to see if anything stands out to me but no luck... Mostly .png image files. Which ive successfully modified. But can't seem to find straight forward answers floating around for fonts in the any of the forums.
Any help pointing to the right files locations??
Why would you want to go back to the old font
If you wanna do that, the best way is to repackage the Incognito zip file with the fonts you wanna use. You can do that by:
1 Extract the files in the .zip file to some location on your computer (there should be 2 folders and a file, I think).
2 From your extracted files, go to the font folder located inside the system folder
3 Replace the fonts in that folder with any fonts you want (in your case, you'll have to download the stock fonts from somewhere) and make sure that the fonts are renamed to match the ones before
4 Once that's done, repackage the files/folders as a .zip file by jumping back out to the location of where you originally extracted the files, selecting all 3 files/folders(ctrl+ click each one), right click and "send to compressed folder (zip)".
5 Put that file on your sd card and install it the same way you installed the theme the first time.
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PS: Thank you Android gods for Swype
I would like the change the fonts (if possible), on my lockscreen clock, battery indicator, and possibly some fonts on my calwidget and beautiful widgets clock/weather widget.
Is this possible?
Let's say I find a font pack I like, called "coolfont.ttf". How would I go about doing this?
Ok, I found an app called fontchanger that works well...I only need to find fonts online and add them to the folder.
But the lockscreen clock in CM7 isn't affected. Anyone know how to change that font?
involves rooting and using a root file explorer app (ie root explorer)
yes, but does require root and TrueType fonts (ie .TTF). i personally use the Unique.ttf from Apple's Mac OS X SL and love it. has a futuristic but readable look.
System fonts are located here:
/system/fonts
I just rename the unique.ttf font to SansDroid.ttf (this is the main default system font thats used throughout the android ui). I rename the original one w/a .orig file extension before doing this. Bad fonts can cause boot loops and in turn you will have to boot to recovery mode and then use ADB Shell command to rename the original system font back or push it if you copy from your device.
link to a guide i wrote at tech-recipes.com
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1057...the-default-system-font-requires-root-or-adb/
screenshots from my nexus one but same on the G2x
Hey SeaMonkey,
Where do I find the Unique.ttf?? I really like that look on your screenshots
I use Absolute System to change fonts. There are like 1000 fonts to choose from and you don't have to do any work. Just choose the font, reboot and there it is. Love it.
Sent from my LG G2x
seamonkey420 said:
yes, but does require root and TrueType fonts (ie .TTF). i personally use the Unique.ttf from Apple's Mac OS X SL and love it. has a futuristic but readable look.
System fonts are located here:
/system/fonts
I just rename the unique.ttf font to SansDroid.ttf (this is the main default system font thats used throughout the android ui). I rename the original one w/a .orig file extension before doing this. Bad fonts can cause boot loops and in turn you will have to boot to recovery mode and then use ADB Shell command to rename the original system font back or push it if you copy from your device.
link to a guide i wrote at tech-recipes.com
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1057...the-default-system-font-requires-root-or-adb/
screenshots from my nexus one but same on the G2x
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Yes, can you either upload the Unique.ttf font for us, or point us in the right direction of where we can download it? I really like that font, but can't find it anywhere.
MMAPCPRO,
After a pretty good deal of searching many of the free font sites, I'm with you.
Any help or hints, or a zipped up .ttf file would sure help on this one.
Thanks!
tjbunch1228 said:
i use absolute system to change fonts. There are like 1000 fonts to choose from and you don't have to do any work. Just choose the font, reboot and there it is. Love it.
Sent from my lg g2x
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never knew this was there thanks
Just paid for and downloaded Absolute System.
Its AWESOME! WELL WORTH the $1.99.
Highly recommended for the font peeps in this thread.
Is there any way to change emojis with stock android emojis? Yes, there is!
Download file to SD.
Using file manager on your phone with root (i.e. ES file explorer) go to system/fonts in root folder.
Locate default NotoColorEmoji.ttf and do a back up (you can skip it).
Replace NotoColorEmoji.ttf in system/fonts with the file you have downloaded.
Set permissions to rw-r-r.
Reboot.
Default android emojis: http://d-h.st/uXQL
Default LG emojis: http://d-h.st/O9aw
Tested & works with LG, Xperia keyboard.
Have you tried this on play? Needs root
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevenschoen.emojiswitcher
Im more of a "push-it-to-/root/system-kinda" guy, these kind of apps seems a little fishy to me.
Looks like it's a ttf file, perhaps you could try swapping it for another, I'm guessing you'll have to rename it to match the one in your font folder.
englishmale said:
Looks like it's a ttf file, perhaps you could try swapping it for another, I'm guessing you'll have to rename it to match the one in your font folder.
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replaced NotoColorEmoji from cm12.1 for SP (since I hade his on my pc), btw there was only one file, no NooColorEmojiNONAME, fixed permissions and I got default android emojis.
Here is the file if anyone needs: http://d-h.st/uXQL
le grande magnetto said:
replaced NotoColorEmoji from cm12.1 for SP (since I hade his on my pc), btw there was only one file, no NooColorEmojiNONAME, fixed permissions and I got default android emojis.
Here is the file if anyone needs: http://d-h.st/uXQL
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i put this file..and now have this..(i dont have original anymore).can u help me? ..permission is on rw-r--r--
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xxfrankiexx said:
i put this file..and now have this..(i dont have original anymore).can u help me? ..permission is on rw-r--r--
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Did you renamed the original one? I kept the original one but I added suffix .ttf.original
Also I am using Xperia keyboard as my default but with stock LG keyboard emojis are working.
Incase you need it, here's my original (note that this one is over 11MB whereas stock android was just over 2 MB) http://d-h.st/O9aw
Dont forget to fix the suffix and permissions. I hope this one helps.
le grande magnetto said:
Did you renamed the original one? I kept the original one but I added suffix .ttf.original
Also I am using Xperia keyboard as my default but with stock LG keyboard emojis are working.
Incase you need it, here's my original (note that this one is over 11MB whereas stock android was just over 2 MB) http://d-h.st/O9aw
Dont forget to fix the suffix and permissions. I hope this one helps.
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I've overwrited the original one..after a few reboots is working now with droid emojis..i dont know why exactly..anyway..thnk you very much!!
Im glad you have fixed it.
I'll click thanks seeing as nobody else has ? we need to encourage as many people to stay with this wonderful device and to develop for it. I'm glad I'm not the only one still posting on here, I'm getting fed up seeing my name on everything ?
You might want to explain how to push it into System/fonts, as some users might not know about adb or did you use a root explorer?
Yup, re-edited OP, now it should be quite clear.
Recently, i've been searching for ttf fonts and im really frustrated...
its almost impossible to make fonts from a .ttf file
we can only buy these stupid FlipFonts from Samsung Store, and this is horrible!
the old apk files are incompatible and i always get errors installing it!
please, must be a way to make an apk font from a .ttf font file...
please, share if you have some tip!
thanks
I have the LG V20 (LG-H990ds) and is already on Android version 8.0.0.
I want to add additional fonts from either Ifonts or Fontgeek but I don't know how to do this. What I mean here is when I download from these 2 sites they are zip or exe and don't know after extracting/executing, do I rename the files to a .ttf extension?
First, want format does LG use - ttf? or some other extension. Secondly, I don't know where those fonts reside and where to move the downloaded files. I have nova launcher but has no capability of changing the font style.
I really don't want to root my phone.
Any help is much appreciated.
Happy New Year to all.