Here are some quick steps on how to replace a font in Cyberpunk 2077

What you�ll need: the latest version of Wolvenkit and a basic understanding of how to use it, as well as the replacement font you want to use.

1. Make sure your replacement font is in TTF format and is in a folder that's easily accessible on your computer. We'll come back to this later.

2. Open Wolvenkit and create a new project. You can name it Fonts or whatever you want.

3. Once the project loads, open the Asset Browser and navigate to the following directory: Archive\base\gameplay\gui\fonts. Here you'll see some folders with the names of the fonts on them. All of these have their own unique place somewhere in the game but for the purpose of this tutorial we are going to replace the Raj font as that is the game's default font that you see the most.

4. Inside the Raj folder there are four files with the ".fnt" extension. This is a game only extension and can't be read by Windows so we will need to convert them to TTF format. Luckily for us, Wolvenkit does that automatically on file export. Before we do that, we need to add the files to the project. You can double click the files one at a time to do this, or you can ctrl+click all four, rt click and hit Add Selected Items to Project. If you did it right you'll see the four .fnt files in your Project Explorer in a directory path that starts with "archive".

5. Open the Export Tool under the Tools menu. Ctrl+click the four fnt files and click Export Selected. You might need to hit the Refresh button to populate the list.

6. Now that they're exported onto your computer, you'll see the files (which are now in TTF format) inside some new folders at the bottom of the Project Explorer. The directory path should be the same as the one above, the only difference being the root folder is "raw" instead of "archive". Right click on one of these files and click Open in File Explorer.

7. A windows explorer window will appear with the four TTF files inside.

8. Bring up the folder that has your replacement font from step 1. In the same folder, copy and paste your replacement font file three times. You should now have 4 copies of the replacement font.

9. What you want to do is rename your replacement font files with the file name the game recognizes. As we are replacing the raj font, we want to rename the four copies as follows:
* raj-bold
* rajdhani-regular
* raj-medium
* raj-semibold

10. You should now have four copies of your replacement font, each using one of the names above. Copy these four fonts and paste them into the export folder (raw\base\gameplay\gui\fonts\raj). It should ask if you want to overwrite or replace the four files that are there. Click yes.

11. Go back into Wolvenkit and open the Import Tool under the Tools menu. Same process as the export tool, just ctrl+click the four new raj font files and then click Import Selected.

12. Now all you need to do is pack it. On the toolbar you'll see several different options for packing your mod. I only ever use the two purple options, Pack Mod and Install Mod. Here is what these buttons do:
* Pack Mod: this button will create an archive file from your mod and throw it into a zip file in your project folder.
* Install Mod: this button will create an archive file from your mod and drop it in your Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod directory so you can see your mod in action the next time you load the game.