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I can add a Text strip with the following code:

 effName = "eff" + tCStr[-3:] effName = sequences.new_effect( name=tField, type="TEXT", channel=tChan, frame_start=fStart, frame_end=fEnd)

I can also specify the location, size, color, and text content in my Python script, but I have not been able to change the font.

Can some kind soul please give me a clue how to do this?

I know the following don't work:

fnt = bpy.data.fonts.load(tFont) bpy.ops.font.open(tFont) bpy.context.scene.sequence_editor.sequences_all[tField].font = tFont

Note: tFont has the full path to the font.

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Ok, I figured this one out.

tFont = 'fonts/' + row3[7] + '.ttf' # read font from .csv data file fnt = bpy.data.fonts.load(tFont) # load font bpy.context.scene.sequence_editor.sequences_all[tField].font = fnt # change font bpy.context.scene.sequence_editor.sequences_all[tField].text = 'Text' # use font
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