.fdx exprort from scrite linux version and import in final draft.
Quote from kunwar on February 20, 2021, 2:43 amHi,
I am using Ubuntu in my PC. I wrote a screenplay in scrite linux version. I wrote dialogues in hindi font. I exported the .fdx file for final draft. When i open the file in final draft in macbook I got the hindi written dialogues but Hindi Signs (Matra) was not in proper way. So what should i do? is there any particular hindi font which i have to download for final draft?
Hi,
I am using Ubuntu in my PC. I wrote a screenplay in scrite linux version. I wrote dialogues in hindi font. I exported the .fdx file for final draft. When i open the file in final draft in macbook I got the hindi written dialogues but Hindi Signs (Matra) was not in proper way. So what should i do? is there any particular hindi font which i have to download for final draft?
Quote from TERIFLIX on February 20, 2021, 6:34 amHi @kunwar: Please try the following and let us know how it went.
- While exporting to FDX from Scrite, please ensure that the "explicitly mark text fragments" checkbox is checked. (Screenshot attached).
- The default Hindi font used in Scrite is Mukta, which can be downloaded and installed from here: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Mukta. Final Draft should be able to use this font and render your Hindi text properly, once you install this font.
Hi @kunwar: Please try the following and let us know how it went.
- While exporting to FDX from Scrite, please ensure that the "explicitly mark text fragments" checkbox is checked. (Screenshot attached).
- The default Hindi font used in Scrite is Mukta, which can be downloaded and installed from here: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Mukta. Final Draft should be able to use this font and render your Hindi text properly, once you install this font.
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Quote from kunwar on February 21, 2021, 3:54 amThank you so much, my problem is solved. Actually the problem was in the final draft. Scrite exported it correctly. đŸ™‚
Thank you so much, my problem is solved. Actually the problem was in the final draft. Scrite exported it correctly. đŸ™‚