Font

1. Download font

Select one of the Google Fonts with Monospace type.

2. Download font-generator

https://github.com/s2quake/font-generator/releases

3. Export Font Data and Textures

dotnet jsfont.dll <font-path> <output-path>

You can find out more about using ‘dotnet jsfont.dll’ here.

4. Copy To Assets Path

copy fnt file and png texture files to unity assets path fnt.

5. Create Font Descriptor

In the Unity project window, select the fnt file.
Select Assets - Create - Terminal - Create Font Descriptor from the top menu to create an object containing font information from the fnt file.

6. Create Font

Select Assets - Create - Terminal - Font from the top menu to create an empty font object.
Select a font object and set the size value of the Descriptor List to 1 in the inspector window.
Set the Font Descriptor generated in the previous step in the Element 0 property.

7. Apply Font

Select the Terminal object (Canvas/TerminalRoot/TerminalLayout/Terminal) in the Hierarchy window and set the newly created font object in the Terminal component in the Inspection window.

jsfont.dll Usage

Usage

dotnet jsfont.dll <font-path> <output-path>

Requirements

<font-path>

Indicates the font path.

<output-path>

Indicates the output path.
If no output path is specified, the font information is output.

If the output path is a directory, the file is automatically named based on the font name.

Options

--characters ‘value’

Indicates the Unicode of the character you want to export.
expressed in decimal or hexadecimal form, each character is separated by ','
You can use '-' to specify multiple characters.
e.g. "65, 0x41, 66-90, 0x61-0x7A"

If no value is specified, export all characters.

--dpi ‘value’

Indicates the DPI of the font. The default value is 72.

--size ‘value’

Indicates the size of the font. The default value is 26.

--face ‘value’

Indicates the type of font. The default value is 0.

--texture-width ‘value’

Indicates the width of the texture to be printed. The default value is 512.

--texture-height ‘value’

Indicates the height of the texture to be output. The default value is 512.

--padding ‘value’

Indicates the padding of the character. 
You can set the value for both sides. The default value is 1.
    e.g. 1) --padding 1 sets all padding to 1.
    e.g. 2) --padding "1, 2" sets the left and right padding to 1 and the top and bottom padding to 2.
    e.g. 3) --padding "1 1 0 0" sets left to 1, top to right to 0 and bottom to 0.

--spacing ‘value’

Indicates the gap between the character and characters.
You can set horizontal and vertical values. The default value is 1.
    e.g. 1) --spacing 1 sets the horizontal and vertical spacing to 1.
    e.g. 2) --spacing "1 0" sets only the horizontal interval to 1.