I wish to use a Windows 10 font (I am using Windows 10 and the font is installed/usable in other applications like Word) in a ggplot.
I am attempting to use the extrafont package.
library(extrafont)
font_import()
loadfonts(device = "win")
Calling View(fonttable()) shows that Window's fonts have been loaded.
The font I am looking for is called "Bahnschrift Light". The parent font family "Bahnschrift" has been imported, but not the specific font.
I navigated to the Windows fonts folder. The folder contains the font family "Bahnschrift" but not for the font "Bahnschrift Light". If I double click on the "Bahnschrift" font, a list of (what I believe are) subfamilies, including "Bahnschrift Light".
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EDIT: I have learned more about this font, now. "Bahnschrift" is a "Variable Font". Variable fonts have one or more axes of variation (weight, width, slant, etc.) that are used to define entire font families in a single font file. 1 So I can reword my question.
How/can one use variable fonts in R (specifically in ggplot)?