Michaël Cadilhac
2016-11-22 23:47:51 UTC
Hi there people!
I'm a complete and utter font newbie, hopefully not asking the same
question for the 42nd time. I appreciate any help on the following
matter.
I wish to agglomerate some bitmap fonts (specifically, Markus Kuhn's
Misc-Fixed fonts <http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs-fonts.html>) into
a single TTF font that allows some extrapolated variable size. My
default font is 9x15, which I can autotrace pixel-by-pixel so that it
looks perfect at 9pt, and blurry-but-ok at other sizes, following
George Williams's answer here:
<https://sourceforge.net/p/fontforge/mailman/message/2980543/>.
Now, optimally, I'd like to use the fine work of Kuhn to a bigger
extent. More precisely, I'd like the TTF font to extrapolate:
- from the 4x6 font for sizes up to 4,
- from the 5x7 font for sizes up to 5,
- ...
- from the 10x20 font for sizes greater or equal to 10.
By "extrapolating", I mean that it should use the pixelized autotraced
version within that range.
Questions: 1. Does it make any sense? 2. Is it doable? 3. How so?
Thanks very much for your help!
Michaël
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I'm a complete and utter font newbie, hopefully not asking the same
question for the 42nd time. I appreciate any help on the following
matter.
I wish to agglomerate some bitmap fonts (specifically, Markus Kuhn's
Misc-Fixed fonts <http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs-fonts.html>) into
a single TTF font that allows some extrapolated variable size. My
default font is 9x15, which I can autotrace pixel-by-pixel so that it
looks perfect at 9pt, and blurry-but-ok at other sizes, following
George Williams's answer here:
<https://sourceforge.net/p/fontforge/mailman/message/2980543/>.
Now, optimally, I'd like to use the fine work of Kuhn to a bigger
extent. More precisely, I'd like the TTF font to extrapolate:
- from the 4x6 font for sizes up to 4,
- from the 5x7 font for sizes up to 5,
- ...
- from the 10x20 font for sizes greater or equal to 10.
By "extrapolating", I mean that it should use the pixelized autotraced
version within that range.
Questions: 1. Does it make any sense? 2. Is it doable? 3. How so?
Thanks very much for your help!
Michaël
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