###QuickFont

A modern OpenGL text rendering library for OpenTK.

Forked from swax/QuickFont library. Original Library QFont

You can install this library via nuget.

##Latest version 4.0

• Added Nuget package
• Added support for OpenGL ES (requires conditional compilation) thanks to vescon
• Improved Shader loading
• Cross-platform support (tested on Windows 10, Ubuntu 15.10, OSX 10.11,10.10)
• Unicode support
• Example is working again
• Updated to latest OpenTK nuget package (OpenTK.Next)

###Todo

• Maybe extract all Print methods in a static class to leave QFontDrawingPrimitive more basic.
• Right to Left text flow support (arabic, hebrew)
• Unicode zero spacing eg. combining character support
• On-the-fly character addition (If a character can not be found, add it, regenerate the font)

##Screenshot

##Example In some OnLoad() method create your QFont and your QFontDrawing

_myFont = new QFont("Fonts/HappySans.ttf", 72, new QFontBuilderConfiguration(true));
_myFont2 = new QFont("basics.qfont", new QFontBuilderConfiguration(true));
_drawing = new QFontDrawing();

Call some print methods or create Drawing primitives by themselves. Add them to the drawing.

_drawing.DrawingPimitiveses.Clear();
_drawing.Print(_myFont, "text1", pos, FontAlignment.Left);

// draw with options
var textOpts = new QFontRenderOptions()
    {
	Colour = Color.FromArgb(new Color4(0.8f, 0.1f, 0.1f, 1.0f).ToArgb()),
	DropShadowActive = true
	};
SizeF size = _drawing.Print(_myFont, "text2", pos2, FontAlignment.Left, textOpts);

var dp = new QFontDrawingPimitive(_myFont2);
size = dp.Print(text, new Vector3(bounds.X, Height - yOffset, 0), new SizeF(maxWidth, float.MaxValue), alignment);
drawing.DrawingPimitiveses.Add(dp);

// after all changes do update buffer data and extend it's size if needed.
_drawing.RefreshBuffers();

Then in your draw loop do:

_drawing.ProjectionMatrix = proj;
_drawing.Draw();
SwapBuffers();

At the end of the program dispose the QuickFont resources:

protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
{
	_drawing.Dispose();
	_myFont.Dispose();
	_myFont2.Dispose();
}

See the included example project for more!