I’ve stated the issue right here:
I dont get it? They literally deprecated Gotham so you could use Montserrat instead, so why is it showing that Montserrat is deprecated and not Gotham then? I know it’s nothing but having an orange warning that tells you it’s deprecated and that you should change it on the script editor is annoying.
To add more additional informations, We can see this statement from the Roblox Staff: Introducing Builder Font + Deprecating Gotham and Arial
Expected behavior
It shouldn’t show the “Montserrat” font as deprecated but the “Gotham” font instead.
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Bump.
Enum.Font.Gotham isn’t displaying as deprecated but Enum.Font.Montserrat is.
Focia19
(Focia19)
February 4, 2025, 8:39pm
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This is just an acknowledgment announcement!
We’ve filed a ticket into our internal database for this issue, and we will update you when we have further information!
Thanks for the report!
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kasjmirr
(kasjmirr)
December 9, 2025, 8:53am
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10 months later and it’s still displaying as deprecated. Any updates?
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Yup, this is still broken, and the behavior of the font is opposite to the documentation:
https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/enums/Font
“Gotham has been removed from Roblox. Using Gotham will map to Montserrat.”
Yet when I try to set an Enum.Font attribute on an instance and set it to Montserrat, it instead forces Gotham, and I am unable to store Montserrat in an attribute.
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