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-= MFFM Template v.X.xx =-

  • Can be used as a template or as an installer
  • Support for AOSP/LOS/PixelStock and Closest Kin Like ROMS/Oxygen/Miui-HyperOS/Samsung(OneUI5)
  • Monospace / Bengali font / Emoji / Serif support (user dependent)
  • Android 12/13/14 ready
  • Compatible with Magisk and KSU

Important Info Before Installation:

As of new changes the installation logic has changed dated: 11/22/2023 for seamless installation across KSU/Magisk/Newer android versions. With no font or font related module (that modifies fonts.xml) installed (if installed any uninstall all of them and reboot) open any Terminal app eg. Termux run this following command with root permission.

su -c '
rm -rf /sdcard/MFFM/fontsxml
[ ! -d /sdcard/MFFM/fontsxml ] && mkdir -p /sdcard/MFFM/fontsxml
cp /system/etc/fonts.xml /sdcard/MFFM/fontsxml/fonts.xml
cp /product/etc/fonts_customization.xml /sdcard/MFFM/fontsxml/fonts_customization.xml'

You only need to do this once. Repeat this only if you change ROM! After this you are ready to install, update, dirty install, install MFFMv11/12 modules without any trouble.

Usages:

You can use the template as an installer or as a regular Magisk module template, or both at the same time. To use it as a module template you can copy the renamed files directly to the template's Files folder to make a permanent module.

To use the template as an installer first you have to create a folder named MFFM in your local storage. Then you can copy your renamed files to the MFFM & MFFM/fonts folder. Other detailed instructions are in particular sections of the respective topis (Which file/script goes where).

Remember you can use both mode (Template/Installer) at the same, so it really doesn't matter where ever (inside the template or in the MFFM foler) you put your files. The template should work just fine.

If same category files (eg. Bengali Fonts) are present in both the MFFM folder and inside of the module (in Files folder), the module's content will be flashed and MFFM folder's content will be ignored.

Latin/English Fonts

  • Download the template from Releases folder.
  • The best way is to use the template is to use it with MT Manager file manager. With MT Manager you can directly edit the zip file without unpacking it.
  • Eitherway you can unpack the zip file with any file manager, I recommend Mixplorer. And after editing/copying files in the template, repack the template content to .zip archive to make a module.
  • You are going to need 12 font style to use this template. Rename your font file as stated bellow: 
    Black.ttf
BlackItalic.ttf
Bold.ttf
BoldItalic.ttf
Medium.ttf
MediumItalic.ttf
Regular.ttf
Italic.ttf
Light.ttf
LightItalic.ttf
Thin.ttf
ThinItalic.ttf
  • And then copy those font files to Files folder of the template to make a module.
  • If you have only one font file or want to use only one weight/style then rename the file to MFFM.ttf and copy it to Files folder of the template.
  • If you want to use in installer mode, create a folder named Fonts inside MFFM folder. Put the renamed files in the MFFM/Fonts folder. Flash the template/Installer

Optional Usage

  • Even though the following tutorial follows the installer mode, you can shove the renamed files directly to the Template's Files folder to use it as a permanent module.

Bengali Fonts

  • You are gonna need 3 styles/weights of your Bengali font, Bold/Medium/Regular. If you have only one weight (ie. Regular), copy it and make total 3 copies.
  • Rename the 3 weight (Bold/Medium/Regular) Bengali font like this:
Beng-Regular.ttf  
Beng-Medium.ttf  
Beng-Bold.ttf
  • Then you can directly copy the font files to MFFM Folder (/LocalStorage/MFFM) or make a zip archive directly (without putting them in a folder) and rename it to Beng-FontName.zip and then copy it to MFFM folder to avoid messy environment inside the MFFM folder. Eg: Beng-Kalpurush.zip

Emoji

  • Add Emoji- before the name of your Emoji font and put it in the MFFM folder. EG: rename WhatsappEmoji.ttf to Emoji-WhatsappEmoji.ttf
  • Download the Emoji Addon from here. Put it inside the MFFM Folder (/LocalStorage/MFFM) folder alongside the renamed emoji file.

Monospace

  • To use any Monospace font, add Mono- before the name of your font and put it in MFFM folder. EG: rename Firacode-Regular.ttf to Mono-Firacode-Regular.ttf

Serif

  • To use Serif font, you will need 4 styles. Regular, Italic, Bold and BoldItalic. Rename your fonts like this:
Serif-Regular.ttf
Serif-Italic.ttf
Serif-Bold.ttf
Serif-BoldItalic.ttf
  • After renaming, either copy them direct to MFFM folder or make a zip archive following this naming pattern, 'Serif-YourFontName.zip' eg Serif-SourceSerif.zip and as usual copy the archive to MFFM folder.
  • Lastly, however you place your files in MFFM folder, if the naming patterns are followed it will be installed once you flash your original font module.

Magisk Hide / Zygisk Denylist Hidden App Crash

  • With the latest changes modules can be used without any major issue, yet if you find any issues, report in the group.

GApps Font

  • If your mffm template powered modules stopped working in Google Apps or didn't change at all, you can run this commands for respective (11 or 12 template) templates in Terminal with Super User privileges. No need to restart, Force close any Google App if not still showing the font.
  • For mffm11 su -c /data/adb/modules/mffm11/service.sh
  • For mffm12 su -c /data/adb/modules/mffmv12/service.sh
  • If method mentioned above is not working for you then flash KillGMSFont Magisk Module by MrCarb0n

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