On AmigaOS and compatibles, Malibu will look in FONTS: for all fonts
used by the script. Since this is not possible on non-Amiga systems, you
have to manually specify font lookup paths. This is done by editing the
file malibu.ini. See Emulation settings for details.
If the file malibu.ini isn't there yet, then just create it.
See Emulation settings to learn where that file needs to be stored.
It's just a simple text file. To add font search paths to Malibu, insert the
following line into malibu.ini:
Font search path 1="C:/Amiga files/Scala/Fonts" |
The line above will add the path "C:/Amiga files/Scala/Fonts" to
Malibu's font search paths. This means that Malibu will always
check this path when looking for fonts. You can add as many font
search paths as you want. You just have to increase the counter
next to the key name in the malibu.ini file. To add another
two search paths, just add these two lines:
Font search path 2="D:/Amiga files/Scala/Fonts" Font search path 3="E:/Amiga files/Scala/Fonts" |