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US Highway Fonts for Procedural Objects

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Provides fonts used in the United States for most road signage for use with the new text customization feature in the Procedural Objects mod.

Includes Series C, D, and E fonts from Roadgeek 2014.

Original fonts from Roadgeek 2014: https://github.com/sammdot/roadgeek-fonts

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Cleon, son of Cleaenetus 23 aug om 23:22

I downloaded the Aussie fonts (use Highway Gothic as well) as this one is not working

mrproject.co 6 apr om 13:41

Actually when i played it the fonts showed up in the PO font list. I even downloaded the GitHub thing that is linked above and used the PO font generator to generate it as personal fonts, and both versions showed up.

mrproject.co 6 apr om 8:40

This mod no longer shows up in the content manager

jake.whisby 16 jan om 20:14

this font is not showing up in game for me

RetroTactics 10 feb 2023 om 15:06

@insert_funny_ign It's not phasing out Highway Gothic anymore. The federal government forced states to stop putting Clearview on new highway signs since it has worse legibility.

jackskellington6_CS 31 jan 2023 om 17:43

@insert_funny_ign I don't think Clearview is phasing out Highway Gothic. I think it is the other way around. A lot of states that adopted Clearview don't seem to be using if for new signs anymore. If they want to use it they have to get federal approval to do so. Highway Gothic is the de facto font for signs. If you are in Canada however, then Clearview seems to be the norm.