That is why I've used the Tekton font ever since it first appeared some 10 or 12 years ago and the Graphite font seemed the perfect companion font when it came out, naturally heavier and bolder yet of a similar style without being the same. Fonts form an important part of the finished product - the proper type of font can make the drawing look better and be easier to read. Does anyone have any suggestions for other Architectural-type fonts? (Just an idea but it would be nice if Vectorworks would provide a selection of Architectural style fonts for those of us who purchase Vectorworks Architect). Tekton still works for me and Graphite will too, but I have to keep going back to changing the font style each time I revise a room name or title block (which is a pain). Regardless, I need to get on with my business and work with what I've got (sorry for my rant). Why does my copy of Word X have no problem with these fonts and Vectorworks does? Aside from the cost of repurchasing a font I already purchased years ago, I am somewhat mystified at something that was "fixed" that wasn't really "broken". I purchased both types years ago and it appears that Adobe itself may no longer support the MM type (looking on Adobe's website turns up references to Tekton MM and Graphite MM but to actually purchase the fonts only refers to the standard Tekton and Graphite). Both were of the MM type and I know now there are some issues with the older Multiple Master fonts and Vectorworks. I produce working drawings and have developed a standard (that I'm happy with) using Tekton fonts for general notes and dimensions and Graphite fonts for room names and title blocks.
#ARCHITECTURAL FONTS FOR AUTOCAD ARCHITECTURE MAC OS#
I've recently switched from Mac OS 9 to OS X and from Vactorworks 8.5 to 10.2. I can't seem to find any info through the search so I hope some of you can offer some suggestions.
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