I would like to disable or delete many of the fonts that I will probably never use in FCPX (Misadventures, Phosphate, Strenuous, etc.) but I cannot find them on my Mac.
They do not show up in Font Book as well as a search of the computer's hard drive.
Strenuous is a 57.5 kb file located in the FCP package. (Final Cut Pro > Content > Frameworks > Flexo.frameworks > Versions > A > Resources > Fonts) but it's also there in Motion and iMovie. You'll find the other offensive fonts there, too.
You can remove them but be advised you're monkeying with the FCP application bundle itself and it may fail to launch at all at a later date because it cannot locate something that should natively be there.
Another thing.... If you're tasked to work on a project someone supplies you where they HAVE used one of the fonts you removed you'll be screwed using a font FCP substitutes for the missing ones. Seems to be you're inviting a whole lot of headache there hunting down and removing a few fonts from the application itself to really any overall benefit. Cull system fonts but never application embedded ones.
Interesting ... I see nothing in the Fonts folder following the path that you've suggested, VTCMedia, both for FCPX and Motion - I do not have iMovie on this Mac. I am running Mojave (10.14.6) and FCPX (10.4.10). Perhaps my older system is why?
If I was able to see the font files, rather than delete, I would move the files to another folder so that I could return them if I ran into any problems in the future.
But thank you both for your feedback. Good points to consider. I guess I will leave things as is.
I located them using EasyFind (free app that'll dig into apps and project files to show hidden files) but you can find them manually by holding CONTROL and click FCP app to Show Package Contents.
Thanks for the Easy Find tip. I was able to find them that way but I had to check "Include invisible Files & Folders." They are in Library > Fonts but not visible when I simply open that folder.
I think I'm just going to leave everything where it is.