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JWord - a 3DReality bundle -------------------------- - by Andrew Stone The JWord bundle allows you to render Two-Byte fonts such as Hanzi and Kanji fonts in Stone Design's modeling program, 3DReality. This bundle was originally developed to work with "KaiSu-Regular", a font available on cs.orst.edu:pub/next/fonts/KaiSu.pkg_0.7.tar (developed and donated by Jackson Ltd. in Taiwan, prepared and packaged by David Li, david@twnug.info.com, and the Taiwan NeXT User Group). It is copyrighted by the General Public License of the Free Software Foundation. sum JWord.tar.Z 07493 333 If you don't yet have 3DReality, you can ftp a demo from: cs.orst.edu pub/next/ray/Reality_1.4.tar sonata.cc.purdue.edu pub/next/3.0/com/Reality1.4.tar ftp.cs.unm.edu pub/stone/3DReality/3DReality_1.4.tar or you can get the STONE_CD from us with all of our Applications (Create, DataPhile), images, textures, shaders and much more by calling us at (505) 345-4800 for $15 (add $5 for overseas shipping), or send email to info@stone.com. What's Included: 0. JWord.REAME.rtfd - this file 1. JWord.pkg - the new Shape bundle for two-byte fonts. 2. JWord_Helper.pkg - a replacement for 3DReality.app/Library/Classes/GSV.bundle (MUST BE INSTALLED) 3. Chinese_sample.rtf - some characters you can paste into the entry window. 4. PinYinEdit - A tool for inputting Hanzi characters by William Wei of the TNUG. How to install: 1. Double Click JWord.pkg. This installs JWord.bundle into 3DReality.app app wrapper. 2. Double Click JWord_Helper.pkg. This installs GSV.bundle into 3DReality.app/Library/Classes (You need to overwrite the old one) How to use: 0. Be sure you have installed a two-byte font, such as KaiSu-Regular. 1. Launch 3DReality. 2. You'll see a Hanzi character icon in the Library Window's Shapes: Drag it into the document window 3. You can copy characters from Chinese_samples.rtf and paste into the pop-up window, or you can build the PinYinEdit application, and copy/paste the characters into the pop-up window. How to customize: By default, the JWord will try and use the font "KaiSu-Regular". To change this, in a terminal: dwrite 3DReality JWordFont <NAME_OF_FONT> where <NAME_OF_FONT> is the name of the font you want Reality to use as a default. You must restart 3DReality for the change to take effect. Of course, you can also use the Font Panel to set the font. Thanks! Thanks to Tyng-Jing Yang who kept asking for this until I finally coded it up! David Li, who maintains the KaiSu font; and William Wei, cnslt018@phibro.com for writing PinYinEdit. (C) Copyright 1994 Stone Design Corp
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