Oct
17
2021

Use custom Editor fonts

Go to Unity installation folder,
Start notepad as an Administrator,
then edit file: \Editor\Data\Resources\fontsettings.txt

Add your custom fonts there:

Added Comic Sans MS as main font
Nice!

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  • I can confirm that this works in Unity macOS version 2020.3 as well.

    In your Finder, open /Applications/Unity/Hub/Editor/[2020.3.x]/ (replacing [2020.3.x] with your version number.

    Right-click on Unity.app and select Show Package Contents.

    Inside the Unity.app package, open Contents/Resources/fontsettings.txt

    You can edit the font as shown in the original post. There does not seem to be a way to add additional font options, but you can put the name of any font you want on the English|Inter line. Here are two examples:

    English|Inter-Regular=Monaco, Inter, Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro, Hiragino Sans GB
    – This replaces Inter with the built-in monospaced macOS font Monaco

    English|Inter-Regular=M+ 1m Bold, Inter, Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro, Hiragino Sans GB
    – This replaces Inter with the bold version of the excellent monospaced font M+ 1m

    M+ 1m can be found at https://github.com/coz-m/MPLUS_FONTS and read about at https://mplusfonts.github.io/ .

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