PGE Raster Font

Structure:

-Header.font.ini
--font-map-1
--sprite-1
--font-map-2
--sprite-2
...


XXX.font.ini - Definition of the raster font

```ini
; Main section of the font
[font]
tables = 4              ; Count of font maps
name = "font1"          ; title of the font
ttf-outlines = true     ; draw black outline in TTF-fallback drawn letters
ttf-outlines-colour = 0x000000FF        ; The color of the outline at the TTF fallback
ttf-fallback = "FontName Regular"       ; The name of the preferred TTF font if available
ttf-size = 14                           ; The glyph size of the TTF fallback
ttf-fallback-1x = "SmallFont Regular"   ; The name of the preferred TTF font on platforms with a low screen resolution
ttf-size-1x = 14                        ; The glyph size of the TTF fallback on platforms with a low screen resolution
space-width = 16        ; With of the white space character in pixels
interletter-space = 2   ; Inter-letter space in pixels
newline-offset = 20     ; Offset between of the lines in pixels
glyph-offset-x = 0      ; Horizontal pixel offset of glyphs
glyph-offset-y = 0      ; Vertical pixel offset of glyphs

; List of font maps are used in this font.
; Each font map includes one sprite - a picture contains drawn letters
; and map of cells in that image in dependence on UTF8 character
[tables]
table1 = "font1_en.ini" ; name of each INI file can have anything
table2 = "font1_ru.ini"
table3 = "font1_misc.ini"
table4 = "font1_misc2.ini"
; ...
tableN = "NNN.ini"
```


Font map (Must be saved in UTF-8 format!!!)

```ini
;
;Font map
;
;Defines the available characters which can be printed
; is possible to have multiple font textures

[font-map]
texture = font1_ru.png ; Picture contains characters of the font which a matrix of letters
texture-scale = 2      ; The power-of-two render scale factor
width = 6              ; Horizontal count of cells in the matrix on texture
height = 6             ; Vertical count of cells in the matrix on texture

; Map of font
;
; Entry format (monospace fonts):
; position y0 x1 = value X
;
; Example:
; 0-1 = "X"
;
;
; Entry format (with a width subtracting at left and right ):
;   position y0 x1  = value X, padding-left 2, padding-right 3
;
; Example:
; 0-1 = "X23"
;
;
; Entry format (map same coordinate to multiple places, for example,
;   to share same cell for capitalized and smaller letter):
;   position y0 x1 z1 = value X, padding-left 2, padding-right 3
;
; Example:
; 0-1-0 = "X23"
; 0-1-1 = "x45"
; Note: z1 can have any number value, but required to have different for same X and Y pair.
; That need to make INI value names be different or all first values are will be overwritten by last
;

[entries]
0-0 = "А"   ; Regular map entry
1-0 = "Б22" ; Entry with subtracting of left and right sizes of letter widths
; ...
```