How to use MP labels with PK fonts?











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Run mf \mode=localfont; input test.mf on the following file:



mode_setup;

beginchar("e",10pt#,7.5pt#,2.5pt#);
pickup pencircle scaled (.4pt+blacker);
draw fullcircle scaled .2w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled .6w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
endchar;

end


Now run mpost test.mp on the following file:



prologues := 3;
beginfig(1);
label.lrt(btex fontx=test x e etex, (0,0));
endfig;
end


Output contains this warning:




Warning: font test cannot be found in any fontmapfile!




How to use PK font in MetaPost labels?










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  • As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • @Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • @Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
    – Thruston
    55 mins ago















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Run mf \mode=localfont; input test.mf on the following file:



mode_setup;

beginchar("e",10pt#,7.5pt#,2.5pt#);
pickup pencircle scaled (.4pt+blacker);
draw fullcircle scaled .2w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled .6w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
endchar;

end


Now run mpost test.mp on the following file:



prologues := 3;
beginfig(1);
label.lrt(btex fontx=test x e etex, (0,0));
endfig;
end


Output contains this warning:




Warning: font test cannot be found in any fontmapfile!




How to use PK font in MetaPost labels?










share|improve this question






















  • As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • @Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • @Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
    – Thruston
    55 mins ago













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Run mf \mode=localfont; input test.mf on the following file:



mode_setup;

beginchar("e",10pt#,7.5pt#,2.5pt#);
pickup pencircle scaled (.4pt+blacker);
draw fullcircle scaled .2w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled .6w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
endchar;

end


Now run mpost test.mp on the following file:



prologues := 3;
beginfig(1);
label.lrt(btex fontx=test x e etex, (0,0));
endfig;
end


Output contains this warning:




Warning: font test cannot be found in any fontmapfile!




How to use PK font in MetaPost labels?










share|improve this question













Run mf \mode=localfont; input test.mf on the following file:



mode_setup;

beginchar("e",10pt#,7.5pt#,2.5pt#);
pickup pencircle scaled (.4pt+blacker);
draw fullcircle scaled .2w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled .6w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
draw fullcircle scaled w shifted (w/2,(h+d)/2-d);
endchar;

end


Now run mpost test.mp on the following file:



prologues := 3;
beginfig(1);
label.lrt(btex fontx=test x e etex, (0,0));
endfig;
end


Output contains this warning:




Warning: font test cannot be found in any fontmapfile!




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  • As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • @Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • @Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
    – Thruston
    55 mins ago


















  • As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
    – Thruston
    yesterday










  • @Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • @Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
    – Igor Liferenko
    4 hours ago










  • right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
    – Thruston
    55 mins ago
















As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
– Thruston
yesterday




As well as putting the .tfm and .pk files in the right place: texfaq.org/FAQ-instmffont , you need to update the psfonts map files which metapost uses. The MP log will tell you which one you are using.
– Thruston
yesterday












But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
– Thruston
yesterday




But in the example you show it would be much simpler just to draw directly in Metapost rather than making a font and using that via TeX....
– Thruston
yesterday












@Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
– Igor Liferenko
4 hours ago




@Thruston Current directory is always searched by default (in TexLive at least).
– Igor Liferenko
4 hours ago












@Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
– Igor Liferenko
4 hours ago




@Thruston I need to use a pk font which does not exist as pfb. This metafont character is just an example.
– Igor Liferenko
4 hours ago












right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
– Thruston
55 mins ago




right - but you need to have a line in psfonts.map that points to your pk font.
– Thruston
55 mins ago















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