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🎁 Terminologies, Important-to-know topics to use OMF based Modules 🎁

📌 OMF Directory / OMF Folder:
It's the folder in your Local storage / Internal storage titled "OhMyFont". When we speak about OMF Directory we always mean about that directory. The folder will be created automatically in your Local storage when you flash your *OMF modules for the very first time.

📌 Config File / OMF Configuration:
The config file will be saved in OMF Directory. You have the advantage of customizing your font module. Learn about variable font axes (if you are not already familiar with variable fonts) to utilize the variable section of the config. The static module only has the advantage of making the font module Bold.
To enable a feature in config file, you have to uncomment (remove the hash sign # in front), save the config and then reflash and reboot to see the changes.

Note that, in OMF (SF Pro), GSP has individual customizations, read and learn from the respective links provided before this post.

📌 Extensions:
Extensions are shell scripts (*.sh) that can run with any *OMF based module and can be executed as a part of the installation. Extension often comes with files (ie fonts *ttf).
Read the instruction from where you are getting your extensions. Each script serves a different purpose. They might be customizable, if they are; then edit, customize and save before any further steps.

Extension files (including the script *.sh) need to be in the OMF directory to be installed. If you are ready with your extensions put them in the OMF directory and flash your OMF Powered module. The script will be installed as the whole installation finishes.

Remember the extensions might be conflicting, so before using multiple extensions make sure they are compatible with each other. And also make sure if the extension is not particularly made for any specific module.

Important Links for Extension: Official OMF Extensions | Unofficial OMF Extension Channel | TWRP Extension (Recovery Installation)

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🎁 Terminologies, Important-to-know topics to use OMF based Modules 🎁

📌 OMF Directory / OMF Folder:
It's the folder in your Local storage / Internal storage titled "OhMyFont". When we speak about OMF Directory we always mean about that directory. The folder will be created automatically in your Local storage when you flash your *OMF modules for the very first time.

📌 Config File / OMF Configuration:
The config file will be saved in OMF Directory. You have the advantage of customizing your font module. Learn about variable font axes (if you are not already familiar with variable fonts) to utilize the variable section of the config. The static module only has the advantage of making the font module Bold.
To enable a feature in config file, you have to uncomment (remove the hash sign # in front), save the config and then reflash and reboot to see the changes.

Note that, in OMF (SF Pro), GSP has individual customizations, read and learn from the respective links provided before this post.

📌 Extensions:
Extensions are shell scripts (*.sh) that can run with any *OMF based module and can be executed as a part of the installation. Extension often comes with files (ie fonts *ttf).
Read the instruction from where you are getting your extensions. Each script serves a different purpose. They might be customizable, if they are; then edit, customize and save before any further steps.

Extension files (including the script *.sh) need to be in the OMF directory to be installed. If you are ready with your extensions put them in the OMF directory and flash your OMF Powered module. The script will be installed as the whole installation finishes.

Remember the extensions might be conflicting, so before using multiple extensions make sure they are compatible with each other. And also make sure if the extension is not particularly made for any specific module.

Important Links for Extension: Official OMF Extensions | Unofficial OMF Extension Channel | TWRP Extension (Recovery Installation)

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