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1. OTF : bug in LibreOffice or in FontForge ? (Ivan Louette)
2. importing kern tables not working (Carlo Rubini)
3. Kerning (marcelo magalhaes)
4. Adjusting baseline of autotraced glyph (Janusz S. Bien)
5. Re: Kerning (Robyn Broyles)
6. Re: Adjusting baseline of autotraced glyph (Max Rabkin)
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Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2015 20:29:47 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: [fontforge-users] OTF : bug in LibreOffice or in FontForge ?
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Hi,
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=94103
But I don't know if that shouldn't be reported to FontForge first because
I discovered afterwards that if I load in FF an unbuggy OTF font not
designed in FF and I regenerate an OTF of it with FF the bugs appears also.
I use an old release of FF on my Kubuntu 14.04, but I tested it on a
recent windows version and it occurs too.
Seems to be some kind of conflict between specifications of Libre Office
and FontForge.
ivan
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It would be appreciated if kern tables could be imported: at present only
metadata are imported, leaving out all kern-pairs values.
Thanks,
Carlo
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https://archetypogrophy.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/a-solution-to-kerning-problems-in-fontforge/
I think that designwithfontforge.com is a very good font of information
but
this tutorial has instructions that really worked for me when trying to fix
a kerning issue.
I'm just wondering if the actual information is good and this was a kind of
problem that just happened to me using mac os and linux or not.
Just a question for the Fontforge's users of the group before I suggest an
update to kerning section of designwithfontforge.com
Cheers,
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I'm completely new to FontForge and I try to make a quick-and-dirty
replica of an old font used in 1907 to typeset a Medieval Polish text.
After importing the glyph scans and autotracing them the quality is
quite good with the exception of baseline which is sometimes
substantially different in different glyphs. How to adjust it?
The page
http://designwithfontforge.com/en-US/Spacing_Metrics_and_Kerning.html
mentions dragging a character to adjust left-side bearing. Is it
possible to drag a character up at down?
On the other hand I must be missing something obvious, because I'm
unable to drag a character any way!
I will appreciate very much your help.
Best regards
Janusz
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Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2015 01:03:17 -0500
Subject: Re: [fontforge-users] Kerning
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*Wow, that is actually my blog post!* I am glad it helped you. I remember
feeling so frustrated, and so relieved when I figured that out, that I
wanted to spell out detailed instructions. Ironically you say you use Mac
and Linux, while I only used Windows.
However, I later had a major technical issue with kerning. *I cannot say
whether it had to do with my solution you found on the blog*. It?s so bad
that I put my font project on hold indefinitely (not forever, but for the
foreseeable future). It has something to do with *multiple *kern values for
most glyph pairs. The Metrics window, where I did the actual kerning work,
always shows the correct values, but if I pull up the subtable, there are
at least *two or three* values for every single glyph pair that was kerned!
When I generated the font, this problem caused all kinds of kerning havoc.
To repair it seems like a monumental task that may require either (1)
writing down the correct kern values for every glyph pair (via the Metrics
window), completely clearing all kerning data from the subtable, and
manually re-entering the values for every glyph pair, or (2) completely
clearing all kerning data, then starting over from scratch, re-kerning
every glyph pair.
I wish you the best of luck with the font you are developing!
Post by marcelo magalhaesAfter having some problems with kerning in fontforge I found this
https://archetypogrophy.wordpress.com/2015/05/21/a-solution-to-kerning-problems-in-fontforge/
Post by marcelo magalhaesI think that designwithfontforge.com is a very good font of information
but this tutorial has instructions that really worked for me when trying
to
Post by marcelo magalhaesfix a kerning issue.
I'm just wondering if the actual information is good and this was a kind
of problem that just happened to me using mac os and linux or not.
Just a question for the Fontforge's users of the group before I suggest
an
Post by marcelo magalhaesupdate to kerning section of designwithfontforge.com
Cheers,
Marcelo
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The Metrics window is for *horizontal* spacing (in horizontal fonts).
Use the glyph window to adjust vertical positioning.
Post by marcelo magalhaesI'm completely new to FontForge and I try to make a quick-and-dirty
replica of an old font used in 1907 to typeset a Medieval Polish text.
After importing the glyph scans and autotracing them the quality is
quite good with the exception of baseline which is sometimes
substantially different in different glyphs. How to adjust it?
The page
http://designwithfontforge.com/en-US/Spacing_Metrics_and_Kerning.html
mentions dragging a character to adjust left-side bearing. Is it
possible to drag a character up at down?
On the other hand I must be missing something obvious, because I'm
unable to drag a character any way!
I will appreciate very much your help.
Best regards
Janusz
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