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<aside> <img src="/icons/arrow-down_blue.svg" alt="/icons/arrow-down_blue.svg" width="40px" /> This guide includes a resource pack, please download it before moving off with the guide:

fonts-example-multiple.zip

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How?

Checking out our root folder, our pack will need elements from two categories: the fonts and textures for the fonts. Therefore we have two folders, “font” and “textures” inside of ...assets/minecraft

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The textures contains the two textures we’ll be using for two separate font files:

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Next inside font, we’re declaring two fonts, named red and blue.

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Inside each, we assign the according textures to the unicode A, but modify the texture that it is assigned to:

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!! Don’t worry about these, they are explained in the Modifying Fonts page later on. !!