A submod that adds a simple way to add new fonts to Monika After Story so you can give it your personal touch.

Features

• Replaces the font in the Monika After Story mod.
• (New!) An updated, cleaner UI that moves the font list to a separate window.
• (New!) A new 'Size+' menu to adjust font size (min. 8) and padding directly in-game.
• (New!) State-aware buttons (Apply, Update, Reset) that dim when no changes are pending.
• (New!) Now supports cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux).
• It has change levels (Low, Medium, High) in case the user does not want to saturate the interface.
• This submod is compatible with Comfy UI.
• It has a preview so that the user can see the font type before applying the changes.
• (Optional) Supports combined/multilingual fonts (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.) via the full_unicode flag — for fonts that already include non-Latin characters built-in.

Preview submod

Before	After	Comfy UI

Installation

1. Download the latest release from the Releases page.
2. Unzip the downloaded zip file.
3. Move the FontSwitcher folder directly into your game/submods/ folder.

✅ Post-Installation Check

To ensure you've installed it correctly and MAS can detect it, your folder structure should look exactly like this:

game/
└── submods/
    └── FontSwitcher/          <-- The main folder
        ├── font/              <-- Contains .ttf / .otf files
        ├── json/              <-- Contains .json configuration files
        ├── definitions.rpy
        ├── functions.rpy
        ├── header.rpy
        ├── screen.rpy
        ├── style-max.rpy
        ├── style-medium.rpy
        └── style-min.rpy

Warning

If you see a double folder like game/submods/FontSwitcher/FontSwitcher/, you need to take the inside folder and move it out. The game will not detect the submod if it's double-layered!

How to add new fonts

You can easily add your own fonts:

1. Place your font file (e.g., MyFont.ttf, MyFont.otf) inside the submods/FontSwitcher/font folder.
2. Create a new .json file (e.g., MyFont.json) inside the submods/FontSwitcher/json folder. You can use this example as a template for your new JSON file.

Example:

{    # ↓ This is the font ID, it has to be unique.
    "cupcake": {
        "name": "Natsuki's handwriting",  # ← Font name, it is recommended to keep it short to avoid screen saturation.
        "font_default": "Nat.ttf",  # ← Path of the main font (New method: just the filename!) (Game Text, Dialogue).
        "font_label": "Nat.ttf",  # ← Path of the label font (New method: just the filename!) (General Titles).
        "font_button": "Nat.ttf",  # ← Path of the button font (New method: just the filename!) (Options).
        "size_default": 26,  # ← Applies the size of the main font.
        "size_button": 26,  # ← Applies the font size of the buttons.
        "size_quick": 18,  # ← The size of the quick menu (History, Skip, Auto, Save, Load, Settings).
        "size_label": 32, # ← It is the size of the titles (Preferences, Navigation, Game Menu).
        "padding": 3, # ← This is used to adjust the position and size of the button content. Therefore you will use it in some fonts where it is necessary to modify the padding.
        "full_unicode": false # ← (Optional) Set to true if your font already includes CJK characters (Chinese, Korean, Japanese). When true, the font is used directly without fallback mapping, so all glyphs render from your font.
    }
}

Note (Backward Compatibility):

This new version simplifies paths. You only need the filename (e.g., "Nat.ttf") as long as the font is in the font/ folder. Don't worry! If you added custom fonts using the old method (e.g., "font_default": "submods/FontSwitcher/font/Comfortaa.ttf"), the submod is fully backward compatible with the old path format, so no changes are necessary.