Removes references to MSDF

9.0/README.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ There are a multitude of very useful features available:
 - Automatic [pagination](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagination)
 - High performance caching
 - Font effect baking
-- Resolution-independent [MSDF fonts](msdf-fonts)
+- Resolution-independent SDF fonts
 - Arabic and Hebrew support, and limited Thai and Hindi (Devanagari) support
 
 ## About & Support

9.0/_sidebar.md

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@
 -   [Setting Up](setting-up)
 -   [Coming from Native GM](coming-from-native-gm)
 -   [Text Formatting](text-formatting)
--   [MSDF Fonts](msdf-fonts)
 -   [Extended Language Support](extended-language-support)
 
 ---

9.0/configuration.md

@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ This script holds a number of macros that customise the behaviour of Scribble. `
 |`SCRIBBLE_INCREMENTAL_FREEZE`           |`true`       |Whether text models should freeze their vertex buffers one frame after the text model is created. This leads to increased performance, especially with large amounts of text               |
 |`SCRIBBLE_SPRITEFONT_IGNORE_ORIGIN`     |`false`      |Set to `true` to ignore a sprite origin's contribution to its spritefont glyph x/y offsets                                                                                                 |
 |`SCRIBBLE_SPRITEFONT_LEGACY_HEIGHT`     |`false`      |Version 8 uses GameMaker's native spritefont dimensions. Older versions used the tight bounding box leading to narrower lines. Set this macro to `true` to use the tighter legacy behaviour|
-|`SCRIBBLE_MSDF_BORDER_TRIM`             |`0`          |Edge trimming around the bounding box for MSDF glyphs (in pixels). This is useful for tidying up any glitches when scaling                                                                 |
-|`SCRIBBLE_ALWAYS_DOUBLE_DRAW`           |`false`      |Whether to force double-draw behaviour. This is useful for fixing problems with MSDF glyph border overlap                                                                                  |
+|`SCRIBBLE_SDF_BORDER_TRIM`              |`0`          |Edge trimming around the bounding box for SDF glyphs (in pixels). This is useful for tidying up any glitches when scaling                                                                  |
+|`SCRIBBLE_ALWAYS_DOUBLE_DRAW`           |`false`      |Whether to force double-draw behaviour. This is useful for fixing problems with SDF glyph border overlap                                                                                   |
 |`SCRIBBLE_COMMAND_TAG_OPEN`             |`ord("[")`   |Character used to open a command tag. First 127 ASCII chars only                                                                                                                           |
 |`SCRIBBLE_COMMAND_TAG_CLOSE`            |`ord("]")`   |Character used to close a command tag. First 127 ASCII chars only                                                                                                                          |
 |`SCRIBBLE_COMMAND_TAG_ARGUMENT`         |`ord(",")`   |Character used to delimit a command parameter inside a command tag. First 127 ASCII chars only                                                                                             |

9.0/faq.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Version 8 of Scribble primarily supports GameMaker LTS 2022, and in theory suppo
 
 ## What kinds of fonts can Scribble draw?
 
-Anything that GameMaker natively supports as a font resource, including spritefonts. Scribble additionally supports [MSDF fonts](msdf-fonts) which are very useful for mobile games or any game which might have a wide variety of text sizes. Scribble unfortunately doesn't (yet) support fonts added via `font_add()`.
+Anything that GameMaker natively supports as a font resource, including spritefonts. Scribble additionally supports SDF fonts which are very useful for mobile games or any game which might have a wide variety of text sizes. Scribble unfortunately doesn't (yet) support fonts added via `font_add()`.
 
  
 

9.0/features.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ There are a multitude of very useful features available:
 - Automatic [pagination](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagination)
 - High performance caching
 - Font effect baking
-- Resolution-independent [MSDF fonts](msdf-fonts)
+- Resolution-independent SDF fonts
 
 Scribble supports all GameMaker export modules, including consoles, Opera GX, and HTML5.
 

9.0/fonts.md

@@ -285,4 +285,4 @@ Returns an array of arrays, the nested arrays being comprised of two elements. T
 |`fontName`|string  |Name of the font to modify, as a string              |
 |`state`   |boolean |Whether the font should use bilinear filtering or not|
 
-By default, standard fonts and spritefonts will use whatever texture filtering GPU state has been set. MSDF fonts default to forcing bilinear filtering when they are drawn. `scribble_font_force_bilinear_filtering()` allows you to override this behaviour if you wish, forcing all glyphs for a given font to be drawn with the specified bilinear filtering state. Setting the `state` argument to `undefined` will cause glyphs for the font to inherit whatever GPU state has been set (the default behaviour for standard fonts and spritefonts).
+By default, standard fonts and spritefonts will use whatever texture filtering GPU state has been set. SDF fonts default to forcing bilinear filtering when they are drawn. `scribble_font_force_bilinear_filtering()` allows you to override this behaviour if you wish, forcing all glyphs for a given font to be drawn with the specified bilinear filtering state. Setting the `state` argument to `undefined` will cause glyphs for the font to inherit whatever GPU state has been set (the default behaviour for standard fonts and spritefonts).

9.0/misc-functions.md

@@ -280,16 +280,4 @@ Frees all memory that Scribble text elements and text models are currently using
 |----|--------|-------|
 |None|        |       |
 
-Forces every Scribble text element to refresh their text model. This may be useful if some global property has changed, such as a change in default font or a macro has changed.
-
- 
-
-## `scribble_msdf_thickness_offset(offset)`
-
-**Returns:** N/A (`undefined`)
-
-|Name    |Datatype|Purpose                                                                         |
-|--------|--------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
-|`offset`|number  |The global MSDF font thickness offset to apply. The default offset values is `0`|
-
-Applies a global thickness adjustment to MSDF fonts. An offset less than `0` will make MSDF glyphs thinner, an offset greater than `0` will make MSDF glyphs thicker. The offset value is very sensitive and values of `+/- 0.01` may make a significant difference to the appearance of glyphs.
+Forces every Scribble text element to refresh their text model. This may be useful if some global property has changed, such as a change in default font or a macro has changed.

9.0/setting-up.md

@@ -20,8 +20,4 @@ Alternatively, if you want to simplify some of your existing text drawing that y
 
 ## How do I use spritefonts?
 
-Spritefonts work similarly to standard fonts and they are interchangeable when drawing text. They do, however, require that you use [`font_add_sprite`](https://manual.yoyogames.com/GameMaker_Language/GML_Reference/Asset_Management/Fonts/font_add_sprite.htm) or [`font_add_sprite_ext`](https://manual.yoyogames.com/GameMaker_Language/GML_Reference/Asset_Management/Fonts/font_add_sprite.htm) to define the spritefont before using them with Scribble. The name of the spritefont in Scribble is the same as the name of the sprite asset.
-
-## How do I use MSDF fonts?
-
-[MSDF fonts](msdf-fonts) are an alternate way to draw text in a way that improves how text looks when it's scaled. This not only reduces texture page usage but it's very helpful when drawing text on mobile devices. Scribble's implementation of MSDF fonts also supports borders and drop shadows. MSDF fonts are useful but relatively complex; please read the dedicated [MSDF font page](msdf-fonts) for more information.
+Spritefonts work similarly to standard fonts and they are interchangeable when drawing text. They do, however, require that you use [`font_add_sprite`](https://manual.yoyogames.com/GameMaker_Language/GML_Reference/Asset_Management/Fonts/font_add_sprite.htm) or [`font_add_sprite_ext`](https://manual.yoyogames.com/GameMaker_Language/GML_Reference/Asset_Management/Fonts/font_add_sprite.htm) to define the spritefont before using them with Scribble. The name of the spritefont in Scribble is the same as the name of the sprite asset.

9.0/superfont-functions.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Creates a new superfont. The new font is totally blank and should not be used un
 
 Copies a set of glyphs from the source font into the target superfont. The target font must be a superfont created by `scribble_super_create()`, though the source font can be either a superfont or not. If `overwrite` is set to `false`, any glyphs that already exist in the target font will be ignored. If `overwrite` is set to `true` existing glyphs will be overwritten.
 
-?> It is not possible to combine glyphs from an MSDF font and a standard/sprite font. It is further not possible to combine glyphs from MSDF fonts that have a different `pxrange`. Standard fonts and sprite fonts can otherwise be combined however you like.
+?> It is not possible to combine glyphs from an SDF font and a standard/sprite font. It is further not possible to combine glyphs from SDF fonts that have a different spread values. Standard fonts and sprite fonts can otherwise be combined however you like.
 
 `glyphSet` can be one of three different types of input. You may specify as many glyph sets as you like
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ scribble_super_glyph_copy("targetFont", "sourceFont", true, [40, 41], [88, 90]);
 
 Copies **all** glyphs from the source font into the target superfont. The target font must be a superfont created by `scribble_super_create()`, though the source font can be either a superfont or not. If `overwrite` is set to `false`, any glyphs that already exist in the target font will be ignored. If `overwrite` is set to `true` existing glyphs will be overwritten.
 
-?> It is not possible to combine glyphs from an MSDF font and a standard/sprite font. It is further not possible to combine glyphs from MSDF fonts that have a different `pxrange`. Standard fonts and sprite fonts can otherwise be combined however you like.
+?> It is not possible to combine glyphs from an SDF font and a standard/sprite font. It is further not possible to combine glyphs from SDF fonts that have a different spread values. Standard fonts and sprite fonts can otherwise be combined however you like.