Overview of all the Makerworld fonts available in the customizer

[John_M1]

To play around with the fonts yourself you can use the customizer here:

Alphabet or any text in any font - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

MakerWorld Font Previewer – All Fonts in One Place - Free 3D Print Model -...

To explain: These are the fonts available when you customize a model. It has nothing to do with Bambu Studio. The fonts I am showing here are the fonts in the Parametric Model Maker . There are around 8000+ fonts there. But they belong to around 1800+ font families. These are the fonts I am showing here.

[kieranrealist]

Thanks, this is a great reference!
Seems like Noto and Playwright are taking up more than their fair share (yes, I understand about the different language/character sets of each!).

[MalcTheOracle]

I keep asking, and they keep ignoring me.

Thanks for your efforts.

Parametric Model Maker V1.1.0 - Major UI Refresh

@PineappleBun_BBL is there a single location to easily find information about all the changes? Is this a single location containing all the documentation? A year or so ago I asked for a list that we could see of all the fonts and their typefaces available along with previews, I haven’t seen this yet. This amounts to a web page or a PDF resource that is greatly required. I love this solution, it is great work and powerful, the colour integration is commendable, but the documentation is lackin…

Parametric Model Maker V0.10.0 - Multi-Plate 3MF Generation

@PineappleBun_BBL, can we get the PDF of all the fonts available in the font it is named after, please? I asked for this last year, and you said you were on it. There is such a large list of fonts to review, and no preview in the UI. Having a means to see what each looks like would help designers and users alike. In an ideal world, this could be a live previewer! Trying to find a similar font to replace one that the Parametric Model Maker doesn’t have is a time-consuming and labour-intensiv…

Parametric Model Maker Review and Feedback

I meant a published list of the font names on a page we can view online. A link to the download for each font individually would be nice. A single download with all fonts would be cool as well. This would add the new fonts to the same list as above as they are added. If there was a date next to each one showing when it was added, we would then know which new fonts can be supported. Ideally a sortable table. Example | Font Name | Added Date | Download | Where clicking the Font Name or Ad…

MakerWorld Update 05/10

@MakerWorld Can you provide a list of fonts available to OpenSCAD parametric code so designers can add options for font choice in the settings?

I gave your model a Boost as it is very well deserved and requires a lot of effort.

Be aware that if they add new fonts, you will be expected to update your model.

This is likely one of the few times someone would be happy to be Sherlocked.

[John_M1]

yeah they take their share and they look quite identical. Not sure why they are all there.

[John_M1]

Thanks, It is a bit of work indeed. Although I have the big steps automated.
The most work is actually uploading the scad files into makerworld. They work fine in the parametric model maker, but will not pass validation when I upload them into a model page. No idea why. I just have to try again and again and than suddenly they pass validation,

For your info this is my workflow for creating these:

• I download the list of fonts from the source of the parametric model maker page
• I created a template SCAD file to display the fonts in rows and columns
• I then have a python script that makes seperate SCAD files
• I import each SCAD file into the parametric model maker and make a screenshot (these are the images you see)

So if they add fonts I can update it quite “easy” but I think I will just update the images as the work to get the SCAD files to pass validation in makerworld itself seems broken.

And indeed, will be happy if I get Sherlocked never heard of that before.

[migueljeronimoa]

Something I have discovered recently is that all the fonts seems to be the ones listed in google fonts https://fonts.google.com/ so I have changed my workflow. Whenever I want to look for a font, I go to this webpage and select one, then copy the name and look por it in makerworld.
For now I haven’t found any font that was not listed

[John_M1]

I first used that also, but I really wanted a quick overview to be able to select a font. I was scrolling a lot on the google fonts page.

I do agree that they are probably quite similar and complete. I see that Google Font has over 1900 families, and Makerworld is somewhere in the 1800.

[acarey]

Nice! I like what you did. I wanted to see the same, but in a filterable way (I wanted bold, san-serif fonts) so I vibe coded a page with Claude. annaswims.github[DOT]io (I was being blocked from adding a link)

[KissMeKate]

Very helpful for choosing fonts , thank you!