Detailed explanation of font modification configuration file

Each font has a configuration method. Not one FontRouter.ini is suitable for all fonts. However, it can be modified on a basic basis. Global Enable=1 [Turn on/off fonts. 0 is off. Set to 0 when changing fonts. Change it back to 1 after changing] NativeFont=1 [1-Supports GDR fonts, 0-Does not support GDR fonts. Just understand it] LogLevel=4 ForceAntiAliased=4 [The above two are just for understanding.] FixFontMetrics=1 FixCharMetrics=1 [Set the above two to 1 to solve the problem of head and tail shaving in some places] ;DisableFontFile=Z:\Resource\Fonts\S60SC.ccc;DisableFontFile=S60TCHK.ccc Don't remove the two semicolons in the above two lines. I don't know why. I just discovered it. After removing it, the Nokia default font will be displayed in Xplore and Ngage. But it does not affect the use. (It means that the system default font S60SC.ccc is not loaded) ZoomRatio=100 [Global scaling of the font. If it is partially modified, it seems that it will not affect the individually modified ones.] ZoomMinSize=18 [Folder name in the palace grid. Software name. QQ, etc. Font size. Do not exceed 20. The best is 18. And it is set to 18. It does not conflict with NGAGE. After setting it here, the following separate settings are invalid. It should be like this. This should be responsible for the smallest font in the system.] ZoomMaxSize=48 The above two Zooms seem to be global zooms between 18 and 48. (Someone said) Anyway, just follow the settings. Chroma=100 [Adjust the font depth. The larger the value. The thicker it is. But the edge of the font is more diffuse. It is recommended that 100 to 120.110 is the best] ExtraFontFile=\Data\Fonts\*.* FontMap Series 60 ZDigi=* Sans MT 936_S60=* ; Common *=* =* The above three lines are very important. After removing it, the effect is the same as the effect of removing the semicolon above. Sans MT email=936_S60@12=*@12936_S60@12=*@12/email Sans MT email=936_S60@13=*@13936_S60@13=*@13/email [The above two are small fonts in the system. I have tried them as small as 12.12. No effect] Sans MT email=936_S60@14=*@16936_S60@14=*@16/email [QQ. Fetion. The size of the program name and folder name in Gongge] Sans MT email=936_S60@16=*@18:Y-1936_S60@16=*@18:Y-1/email [SMS preview. Standby desktop icon pop-up font. Calendar item] (After entering the calendar). Switch menu Sans MT email=936_S60@18=*@19936_S60@18=*@19/email [Calendar numbers. Time. Standby date. System small print desktop calendar. Secondary menu. List menu, notepad] Sans MT email=936_S60@20=*@21936_S60@20=*@21/email [Left and right soft keys. First-level menu. System medium] Sans MT email=936_S60@24=*@22936_S60@24=*@22/email [China Mobile. Window maximum title] Sans MT email=936_S60@27=*@13936_S60@27=*@13/email [Comes with built-in music player. Song name size is playing (I have been looking for this thing for a long time.)] Sans MT email=936_S60@46=*@37936_S60@46=*@37/email] [Dial font size. After changing to a suitable size, 11 digits can be displayed in one row] You may see in the forum that some of the things above are emails. If you can't see clearly, download the TXT document in the attachment. The first value after @ in Sans MT is the system font size. It represents the font size in different parts of the system. The second value after Sans MT in @ is the font size in local places where the current font size is adjusted. That is, the system font size represented by the value after the first @ is... It's a mouthful. I don't know if I made it clear...?The larger the value, the greater the effect of the font display. Usually the first few are around 20, except for the dialing font. Currently, I know only the above few, at least on my N82 6120C N73, I can feel the change. There should be some others...just add it yourself. What each value represents is clearly stated above. But the mobile phones around me are different in some places. Just one or two places. Most of the places are still the same. There are also some mobile phones with large/medium/small font settings. In addition to the menu, some places will also be changed. (The menu is a similar vertical menu in the mobile phone settings) For example: set to large. The font of the text message will also be larger. There is also a certain change. 16/18/20 The font size of the input method will also change. At least the text message does. However, the input method has the size change. Let's talk about local adjustments. Such as this line: Sans MT email=936_S60@16=*@18:Y-1936_S60@16=*@18:Y-1/email means that the size 16 font has moved downward by a distance of 1. On the contrary, + means upward. ExtraFontFile=\Data\Fonts\*.* This line is actually also very important, it is the loading path of the font. If the space is big enough. Just put all the fonts you want to use in \Data\Fonts\. If you want to change the font, just change the *.* at the end. For example, if there are wryh.ttf and FZZYHB.ttf in the fonts folder, then change *.* to wryh.ttf or wryh.*. * is the wildcard~. Restart and load wryh.ttf and change it to FZZYHB.* to load the FZZYHB font. Let me add: If you use the default configuration to solve the problem of shaving the head and the tail, change both FixFontMetrics=1 and FixCharMetrics=1 to 1. One of the defaults is 0, which can solve the problem of shaving the head and the tail. If you still shave the head and the tail, you can only manually adjust the Y-axis. The Y-axis means the upper and lower display position of the font. The method is: add: Y0 after *=* Save and restart the phone. If you have a shaved head or an upward shift, then reduce the Y parameter, that is, change it to Y-1. If you have a shaved tail, or a downward shift, then increase the Y parameter, that is, change it to Y+1, save it, and see how it goes after restarting. If you still have the problem of head and tail shave, continue to adjust the Y parameter according to the previous method, to Y-2 or Y+2, and so on, until your font has no upward or downward shift problem. The way to individually solve the problem of shaving a certain font size (a certain place) is: add: Y at the end of that line. The method is the same as mentioned above. It is recommended to adjust to: Y0 first and then make adjustments. It is very simple. I used Yahei. Quasi-circle, and the 12-square grid area was changed to 16 at most. After adjustment, there is no shaving. The fonts of QQ and Fetion have also become larger!
[This post is written based on the fifth version of the machine. I am not sure whether it can be adapted to mobile phones (but it should be similar). Don't spray if you don't like it! 】