A downloadable font

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A font family from dG & ntt.


dG Framework features 24 different font variations, giving you the opportunity to tailor it for use in a variety of places and projects.


This purchase is provided as a license for both personal and commercial use. If you own dG Framework, you can use it on/in your game/movie/website/artwork. No questions asked, aside from "hey, where'd you get the cool font?".

Updated 4 days ago
Published 9 days ago
StatusReleased
CategoryAssets
AuthordesktopGeneration
TagsAsset Pack, Fonts, No AI, y2k

Purchase

Buy Now$15.00 USD or more

In order to download this font you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $15 USD. You will get access to the following files:

dG Framework-v2.zip 115 MB
dg Framework-v1.zip 659 kB

Development log

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The font looks beautiful and I am happy to support it, however, it appears to me at least that every type of the font I've installed has very, very low kerning, to the point most letters will intersect each other, I don't know if this is intended given the shots on this page don't appear to have the same thing going.

Thank you for letting us know! The kerning is supposed to look like it does in the showcase artworks, so this is definitely not intended. I'll look into this issue as soon as I can!

Could you tell us what software and operating system you're using? Have you tried the font in other software to see if that makes a difference?

If you could provide a screenshot of what the kerning looks like to you, that would also be a great help. Thanks again!

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Hello, I don't know if the above image is visible, but, I had originally tried it in ms paint on my win10 desktop, trying it on ms paint on my win 11 laptop gave me proper kerning for framework reg on ms paint, but wordpad still had the "letters crash into each other" problem I was having yesterday.  displayed is regular, hairline round, offset round, and platform round

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I've found out that it had to do with the fact I'm using a feature of OpenType that's apparently not widely supported yet. Still, to account for as many apps as possible, I'm making adjustments. A new version of the font should be available very soon. Thanks again for the heads-up!