TheScripts
2016-06-28 17:35:08 UTC
Hello,
I'm currently trying to create a pixel based font and have created all of
the required glyphs. I would now like to generate a ttf file; however, I get
multiple "Self Intersecting" validation errors.
I know that many of the outlines for my characters have overlapping corners,
but since I want the characters to seem like they are made from
squares/blocks/pixels, it seems necessary for me to do so.
Example: <Loading Image...>
(background and text colors are interchanged).
I have gone ahead and generated the ttf file anyways and have tested the
font and it seem to work.
My questions are:
- Is it alright if I ignore these errors and generate/use the font anyways?
- Are there any possible issues that may arise from doing so?
Thank you,
TheScripts
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I'm currently trying to create a pixel based font and have created all of
the required glyphs. I would now like to generate a ttf file; however, I get
multiple "Self Intersecting" validation errors.
I know that many of the outlines for my characters have overlapping corners,
but since I want the characters to seem like they are made from
squares/blocks/pixels, it seems necessary for me to do so.
Example: <Loading Image...>
(background and text colors are interchanged).
I have gone ahead and generated the ttf file anyways and have tested the
font and it seem to work.
My questions are:
- Is it alright if I ignore these errors and generate/use the font anyways?
- Are there any possible issues that may arise from doing so?
Thank you,
TheScripts
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