public override SpriteFontContent Process(FontDescription input, ContentProcessorContext context)
{
// Fallback if we aren't buiding for iOS.
var platform = ContentHelper.GetMonoGamePlatform();
if (platform != MonoGamePlatform.iOS)
{
return(base.Process(input, context));
}
SpriteFontContent content = base.Process(input, context);
FieldInfo TextureField = typeof(SpriteFontContent).GetField("texture", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic);
Texture2DContent texture = (Texture2DContent)TextureField.GetValue(content);
// TODO: This is a very lame way of doing this as we're getting compression artifacts twice, but is the quickest way to get
// Compressed fonts up and running. The SpriteFontContent/Processor contains a ton
// of sealed/internal classes riddled with private fields, so overriding CompressFontTexture
// or even Process is tricky. This works for now, but should be replaced when the content pipeline
// moves a bit further
var texWidth = ContentHelper.NextPOT(texture.Faces[0][0].Width);
var texHeight = ContentHelper.NextPOT(texture.Faces[0][0].Height);
// Resize to square, power of two if necessary.
if (texWidth != texHeight || texture.Faces[0][0].Width != texture.Faces[0][0].Height || texWidth != texture.Faces[0][0].Width || texHeight != texture.Faces[0][0].Height)
{
texHeight = texWidth = Math.Max(texHeight, texWidth);
var resizedBitmap = (BitmapContent)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(PixelBitmapContent <Color>), new object[] { texWidth, texHeight });
var textureRegion = new Rectangle(0, 0, texture.Faces[0][0].Width, texture.Faces[0][0].Height);
BitmapContent.Copy(texture.Faces[0][0], textureRegion, resizedBitmap, textureRegion);
texture.Faces[0].Clear();
texture.Faces[0].Add(resizedBitmap);
context.Logger.LogImportantMessage(string.Format("Resized font texture {0} to {1}x{2}", input.Name, resizedBitmap.Width, resizedBitmap.Height));
}
else
{
texture.ConvertBitmapType(typeof(PixelBitmapContent <Color>));
}
MGTextureProcessor.ConvertToPVRTC(texture, 1, true, MGCompressionMode.PVRTCFourBitsPerPixel);
return(content);
}
public override SpriteFontContent Process(Texture2DContent input, ContentProcessorContext context)
{
// Fallback if we aren't buiding for iOS.
var platform = ContentHelper.GetMonoGamePlatform();
if (platform != MonoGamePlatform.iOS)
{
return(base.Process(input, context));
}
SpriteFontContent content = base.Process(input, context);
// TODO: This is a very lame way of doing this as we're getting compression artifacts twice, but is the quickest way to get
// Compressed fonts up and running. The SpriteFontContent/Processor contains a ton
// of sealed/internal classes riddled with private fields, so overriding CompressFontTexture
// or even Process is tricky. This works for now, but should be replaced when the content pipeline
// moves a bit further
var texWidth = input.Faces[0][0].Width;
var texHeight = input.Faces[0][0].Height;
// Resize to square, power of two if necessary.
if (texWidth != texHeight)
{
texHeight = texWidth = Math.Max(texHeight, texWidth);
var resizedBitmap = (BitmapContent)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(PixelBitmapContent <Color>), new object[] { texWidth, texHeight });
var textureRegion = new Rectangle(0, 0, input.Faces[0][0].Width, input.Faces[0][0].Height);
BitmapContent.Copy(input.Faces[0][0], textureRegion, resizedBitmap, textureRegion);
input.Faces[0].Clear();
input.Faces[0].Add(resizedBitmap);
}
else
{
input.ConvertBitmapType(typeof(PixelBitmapContent <Color>));
}
MGTextureProcessor.ConvertToPVRTC(input, 1, true, MGCompressionMode.PVRTCFourBitsPerPixel);
return(content);
}