Some of the FatFont types are available for download as regular font files (.otf/.ttf) and/or svg. Please follow the instructions on how to install FatFonts as regular font files or how to use the svg files.
If you create your own FatFont, please let us know and we can add yours to the table. Many thanks to Richard Wheeler for his help with transforming FatFonts into regular font files and with the instructions on how to install them.
Miguta
by U. Hinrichs & M. Nacenta; converted by R. Wheeler
Rotunda
by U. Hinrichs; converted by M. Nacenta & R. Wheeler
7Segments
by R. Wheeler
Cubica
by U. Hinrichs
Gracilia
by U. Hinrichs
You are free to make use of these fonts as stipulated by the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
We ask that you mention fatfonts.org somewhere in your derived product (if you can). For example, in a comment in your code, or in a small note in a poster. If you are doing interesting work that uses FatFonts, we would like to know!
How cool are these?! Thanks!!
The best ideas are simple like this, Great!
If you can make an R library that would make me very happy.