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11-10-2016, 10:37 PM
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Final Fantasy VI Advance Font Pack
by @seibaby
version 1.01
released on 11/22/2016
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This is a font replacement for FF3us for the SNES. The variable width font, used in dialogues and item/spell descriptions in the menu, is the dialogue font featured in Final Fantasy VI Advance.
The fixed width font, used in field and battle menus, was drawn by yours truly. It is a wide, bold version of the variable width font that looks good within the fixed width limitations of the menus in the SNES release.
![[Image: orig.png]](https://www.ff6hacking.com/patches/gbafont-seibaby/orig.png)
![[Image: orig2.png]](https://www.ff6hacking.com/patches/gbafont-seibaby/orig2.png)
NOTE: The Advance dialogue font is narrower than the Chicago font used in FF3us. As a result, text alignment may be off in certain captions, as seen in the accompanying screenshots. Modifying dialogue with FF3usME overwrites any and all changes made to dialogue by other patches. In the interest of compatibility with other patches, I have opted not to make any changes to dialogue.
by @seibaby
version 1.01
released on 11/22/2016
Download
This is a font replacement for FF3us for the SNES. The variable width font, used in dialogues and item/spell descriptions in the menu, is the dialogue font featured in Final Fantasy VI Advance.
The fixed width font, used in field and battle menus, was drawn by yours truly. It is a wide, bold version of the variable width font that looks good within the fixed width limitations of the menus in the SNES release.
NOTE: The Advance dialogue font is narrower than the Chicago font used in FF3us. As a result, text alignment may be off in certain captions, as seen in the accompanying screenshots. Modifying dialogue with FF3usME overwrites any and all changes made to dialogue by other patches. In the interest of compatibility with other patches, I have opted not to make any changes to dialogue.
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