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@@ -4,4 +4,8 @@ msgothic_0 is used for Japanese only and is based off of MS Gothic
 
 msgothic_2 is used for English and is based off of PT Sans
 
-If you're developing a translation into a non-English language like Vietnamese and you find that the font is missing characters needed for your language, try renaming the two `msgothic_2 for non-English` files over the PT Sans ones.  These are based off of Deja-Vu Sans which has support for more languages than PT Sans does.
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+If you're developing a translation into a non-English language like Vietnamese and you find that the font is missing characters needed for your language, try renaming the two `msgothic_2 for non-English` files over the PT Sans ones.  These are based off of Deja-Vu Sans which has support for more languages than PT Sans does.
+
+## Hou Plus Notes
+
+Hou Plus uses a single font file (msgothic_2). You will need to use the 'combined' list which contains both 'OtherLang' and Japanese characters.
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+This font was generated using Unity 2019.4.40f1.
+See screenshot for settings used, but note:
+ - Use SDFAA initially until everything looks correct as it is way faster than SDF32, then use SDF32 for final pass
+ - I've used "Auto Sizing" which doesn't guarentee a fixed font size in-game, so you'll need to adjust the font size in the init.txt if you add or remove a huge amount of characters.
+See folder assets\files-hou-plus for the raw .dat files
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@@ -5,3 +5,7 @@ I had originally made these for personal use and wasn't thinking about publishin
 Download Swift [here](https://swift.org/download/) for Ubuntu or macOS, it also appears to be [on the AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/swift/) for Arch users and on the main Fedora repo as `swift-lang`.  Compile a script with `swiftc -O scriptFile.swift` or run it directly with `swift -O scriptFile.swift arguments`, though that will be fairly slow if you plan to run the script multiple times.
 
 Documentation coming soon™
+
+## Hou Plus Notes
+
+Hou Plus uses a single font file for both languages, so you need to use the 'combined' list which contains both 'OtherLang' and Japanese characters `msgothic_2_charset_JP_and_OtherLang.txt`.
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