How can my master.tex file find font files stored in a subfolder to my working directory?











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I need to use the font Gotham Rounded, and have so far placed the eights font files (.otf) in my working folder, i.e. the folder containing my master.tex file. This works fine. When compiling my masterfile XeLatex produces a Pdf of my manuscript with the Gotham font.



However, if I move the eight font files to a subfolder ("myFonts") of my working folder, then XeLaTeX is not able to find them.



How do I tell XeLaTeX where I have placed my font files? Can I set the path to the font files somewhere, and how will the path look?



In my preable I have placed the following code for my font choise:



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont[

BoldFont=GothamRnd-Bold.otf,

ItalicFont=GothamRnd-LightIta.otf,

BoldItalicFont=GothamRnd-BoldIta.otf,

]{GothamRnd-Light.otf}


Thanks for any help!






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    Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
    – egreg
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  • Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
    – myotis
    3 hours ago










  • In the options to setmainfont
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I need to use the font Gotham Rounded, and have so far placed the eights font files (.otf) in my working folder, i.e. the folder containing my master.tex file. This works fine. When compiling my masterfile XeLatex produces a Pdf of my manuscript with the Gotham font.



However, if I move the eight font files to a subfolder ("myFonts") of my working folder, then XeLaTeX is not able to find them.



How do I tell XeLaTeX where I have placed my font files? Can I set the path to the font files somewhere, and how will the path look?



In my preable I have placed the following code for my font choise:



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont[

BoldFont=GothamRnd-Bold.otf,

ItalicFont=GothamRnd-LightIta.otf,

BoldItalicFont=GothamRnd-BoldIta.otf,

]{GothamRnd-Light.otf}


Thanks for any help!






fonts fontspec







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  • 1




    Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
    – egreg
    4 hours ago










  • Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
    – myotis
    3 hours ago










  • In the options to setmainfont
    – egreg
    3 hours ago













up vote
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2
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favorite











I need to use the font Gotham Rounded, and have so far placed the eights font files (.otf) in my working folder, i.e. the folder containing my master.tex file. This works fine. When compiling my masterfile XeLatex produces a Pdf of my manuscript with the Gotham font.



However, if I move the eight font files to a subfolder ("myFonts") of my working folder, then XeLaTeX is not able to find them.



How do I tell XeLaTeX where I have placed my font files? Can I set the path to the font files somewhere, and how will the path look?



In my preable I have placed the following code for my font choise:



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont[

BoldFont=GothamRnd-Bold.otf,

ItalicFont=GothamRnd-LightIta.otf,

BoldItalicFont=GothamRnd-BoldIta.otf,

]{GothamRnd-Light.otf}


Thanks for any help!






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I need to use the font Gotham Rounded, and have so far placed the eights font files (.otf) in my working folder, i.e. the folder containing my master.tex file. This works fine. When compiling my masterfile XeLatex produces a Pdf of my manuscript with the Gotham font.



However, if I move the eight font files to a subfolder ("myFonts") of my working folder, then XeLaTeX is not able to find them.



How do I tell XeLaTeX where I have placed my font files? Can I set the path to the font files somewhere, and how will the path look?



In my preable I have placed the following code for my font choise:



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont[

BoldFont=GothamRnd-Bold.otf,

ItalicFont=GothamRnd-LightIta.otf,

BoldItalicFont=GothamRnd-BoldIta.otf,

]{GothamRnd-Light.otf}


Thanks for any help!






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    Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
    – egreg
    4 hours ago










  • Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
    – myotis
    3 hours ago










  • In the options to setmainfont
    – egreg
    3 hours ago














  • 1




    Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
    – egreg
    4 hours ago










  • Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
    – myotis
    3 hours ago










  • In the options to setmainfont
    – egreg
    3 hours ago








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Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
– egreg
4 hours ago




Generally, adding Path=./myFonts/, to the options should work
– egreg
4 hours ago












Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
– myotis
3 hours ago




Thanks. Where exactly do I add the string "Path =./myFonts/ " ?
– myotis
3 hours ago












In the options to setmainfont
– egreg
3 hours ago




In the options to setmainfont
– egreg
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Just add the path. I also recommend a clearer syntax.



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont{GothamRnd}[

  Path=./MyFonts/,

  Extension=.otf,

  UprightFont=*-Light,

  BoldFont=*-Bold,

  ItalicFont=*-LightIta,

  BoldItalicFont=*-BoldIta,

]


The * stands for the main argument to setmainfont.






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  • Thanks a lot! I will test out your solution soon.
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Just add the path. I also recommend a clearer syntax.



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont{GothamRnd}[

  Path=./MyFonts/,

  Extension=.otf,

  UprightFont=*-Light,

  BoldFont=*-Bold,

  ItalicFont=*-LightIta,

  BoldItalicFont=*-BoldIta,

]


The * stands for the main argument to setmainfont.






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  • Thanks a lot! I will test out your solution soon.
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Just add the path. I also recommend a clearer syntax.



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont{GothamRnd}[

  Path=./MyFonts/,

  Extension=.otf,

  UprightFont=*-Light,

  BoldFont=*-Bold,

  ItalicFont=*-LightIta,

  BoldItalicFont=*-BoldIta,

]


The * stands for the main argument to setmainfont.






share|improve this answer





















  • Thanks a lot! I will test out your solution soon.
    – myotis
    2 hours ago













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up vote
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Just add the path. I also recommend a clearer syntax.



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont{GothamRnd}[

  Path=./MyFonts/,

  Extension=.otf,

  UprightFont=*-Light,

  BoldFont=*-Bold,

  ItalicFont=*-LightIta,

  BoldItalicFont=*-BoldIta,

]


The * stands for the main argument to setmainfont.






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Just add the path. I also recommend a clearer syntax.



usepackage{fontspec}



% Gotham Rounded

setmainfont{GothamRnd}[

  Path=./MyFonts/,

  Extension=.otf,

  UprightFont=*-Light,

  BoldFont=*-Bold,

  ItalicFont=*-LightIta,

  BoldItalicFont=*-BoldIta,

]


The * stands for the main argument to setmainfont.







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