Fonts & print notes
22 fonts, plenty of personality
Keldritch is the original layered font, credited to Rida Bargoute by the original font page, which distributes it under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Its Face and Shadow layers and original colors are preserved. License and source attribution.
Fredoka Bold is rounded and friendly. Copyright 2016 The Fredoka Project Authors. Original license.
Bowlby One SC is bold, with small caps. Copyright 2011 Vernon Adams. Reserved Font Names: Bowlby, Bowlby One, Bowlby One SC. Original license.
Additional styles from Google Fonts, with their original SIL OFL notices:
- Abril Fatface · License · Source
- Alfa Slab One · License · Source
- Anton · License · Source
- Bebas Neue · License · Source
- Bree Serif · License · Source
- Coiny · License · Source
- Concert One · License · Source
- Courgette · License · Source
- DM Serif Display Italic · License · Source
- Gravitas One · License · Source
- Lilita One · License · Source
- Lobster · License · Source
- Patua One · License · Source
- Righteous · License · Source
- Russo One · License · Source
- Sigmar One · License · Source
- Yeseva One · License · Source
Kelblok · Original OFL license.
Kelblop · Original OFL license.
Bundled font files are unchanged. Fonts use the SIL Open Font License 1.1. That license does not require your exported artwork to use the same license.
Font parsing uses opentype.js 1.3.4, under its MIT license. The full tool derives from Kelly Dornhaus Games LLC’s original Keldritch modeler.
Before you print
3MF stores separate holder, face and shadow parts with color assignments. In Bambu Studio, check each part and assign them to your actual loaded AMS materials. Suggested PLA Basic colors in the full tool are approximations.
OpenSCAD is a geometry fallback. Install the matching font before rendering it locally. Use 3MF for the separate color parts and the precise letter pockets.
Geometry is checked digitally; physical print fit has not been verified. Check dimensions, slicer settings, material compatibility and fit before printing. Disconnected glyphs have a holder-colored 1.6 mm bottom backing (eight layers at 0.2 mm) connecting all islands of each removable letter. This thickness is a structural starting point; strength and resistance to breakage require physical print verification. Mesh checks do not certify child safety. Small removable pieces need appropriate supervision.