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M+ FONTS For Google Fonts

Description

This repository is a subset of the M+ FONTS project, based on TESTFLIGHT-060 release, for distribution on Google Fonts. It is prepared by Ray Shan with permission from fonts' author Coji Morishita. The status of distributing these fonts on Google Fonts is tracked here.

Only the contents of this repository, not the upstream source, is licensed under SIL OFL 1.1.

News

M PLUS 1p and M PLUS Rounded 1c are included in Google Fonts and Google Fonts + Japanese.

Progress on including other M+ variants can be tracked in the Google Fonts repo here.

README from upstream source

Below exerpt are taken from M+ repository's README_E, README_J files and the official website:

M+ OUTLINE FONTS consists of a combination of a fixed-width Japanese font with two types of kana characters, four types of proportional European fonts, and three types of half-width European fonts, and seven types of weight variations, from thin to black (five types of half-width fonts, from Bold).

The M+ OUTLINE FONTS are distributed with proportional Latin (4 variations), fixed-halfwidth Latin (3 variations) and fixed-fullwidth Japanese (2 Kana variations) character set. 7 weights from Thin to Black are included, but fixed-halfwidth Latin with 5 weights from Thin to Bold.

PROPORTAL fonts (proportional Latin and fixed-fullwidth Japanese)

The M+ P is designed to have a bright and relaxed design, and the M+ C has been redesigned with the aim of being well-organized when used in text. Both have two types: Type-1 (M+ P Type-1, M+ C Type-1) which is intended to be combined with Japanese M+ 1, and Type-2 (M+ P Type-2, M+ C Type-2), which has some characters replaced for M+ 2.

M+ P is aimed as sophisticated and relaxed design, while M+ C is optimized to be proportioned well in typesetting. Each have 2 variations: Type-1 (M+ P Type-1, M+ C Type-1) are intended to use with M+ 1 Japanese glyphs; Type-2 (M+ P Type-2, M+ C Type-2) has several altenative glyphs different from Type-1 to match with the design of M+ 2 Japanese glyphs.

M+ 1P

mplus-1p-thin.ttf
mplus-1p-light.ttf
mplus-1p-regular.ttf
mplus-1p-medium.ttf
mplus-1p-bold.ttf
mplus-1p-heavy.ttf
mplus-1p-black.ttf

M+ 2P

mplus-2p-thin.ttf
mplus-2p-light.ttf
mplus-2p-regular.ttf
mplus-2p-medium.ttf
mplus-2p-bold.ttf
mplus-2p-heavy.ttf
mplus-2p-black.ttf

M+ 1C

mplus-1c-thin.ttf
mplus-1c-light.ttf
mplus-1c-regular.ttf
mplus-1c-medium.ttf
mplus-1c-bold.ttf
mplus-1c-heavy.ttf
mplus-1c-black.ttf

M+ 2C

mplus-2c-thin.ttf
mplus-2c-light.ttf
mplus-2c-regular.ttf
mplus-2c-medium.ttf
mplus-2c-bold.ttf
mplus-2c-heavy.ttf
mplus-2c-black.ttf

Fixed-width font (Japanese text is full-width, European text and numbers are half-width) FIXED-WIDTH FONTS (fixed-halfwidth Latin and fixed-fullwidth Japanese)

The M+ M aims to create a straightforward font while emphasizing discernability, and the M+ MN is conscious of a new design for coding. Japanese There are three types: M+ M Type-1, which is based on the combination with M+ 1, and M+ MN Type-1, and M+ M Type-2, which have some characters replaced for M+ 2.

M+ M emphasize the balance of natural letterform and high legibility. While M+ MN is aimed at a new distinctive design for a terminal font specialized to programming. There are 3 variations: M+ M Type-1 and M+ MN Type-1 are intended to use with M+ 1 Japanese glyphs; M+ M Type-2 has several altenative glyphs different from Type-1 to match with the design of M+ 2 Japanese glyphs.

M+ 1M