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Re: Historical examples of serpentine-shaped /one
I can’t NOT read that as a J. It’s J2-o’clock!2 -
Re: A new Wakamai Fondue
Congrats @"Roel Nieskens" This is such a valuable tool, very cool to see it gets continuous dev work <31 -
Re: W3C Incremental Font Transfer (IFT) is now a candidate recommendation
Hey Olli, thanks for sharing your communication on this. My brain groks best when it's possible to play with a tracer-bullet version of the final technology, meaning all tooling is in place from…1 -
Re: How did you used to do interpolations without middle masters?
Superpolator. Ditched FontLab as soon as the first Robofont betas were released.1 -
Re: New algorithm: Italify – optically corrected obliques
Fair. I'm not used to people blatantly ignoring every point I make. It's annoying. I find using clearly AI-generated responses to my posts (which don't address any actual points I made…-1 -
Re: New algorithm: Italify – optically corrected obliques
For the entire thread, you have not given a single objective reason why you need vertical extremes in slanted fonts. Can you give us one? RMX Slanter deforms the curve in order to achieve vertical ex…1 -
Re: New algorithm: Italify – optically corrected obliques
As somebody who actually produces professional fonts, I know which flags to ignore when adequate. The argument that vertical extrema are not present when vertical extrema are not present is circular,…1 -
Re: New algorithm: Italify – optically corrected obliques
After the discussion went a bit off the rails, let me quickly go to bat for what the plugin currently makes possible: I'm not heavily into font production, but ten years of customer feedback (bo…4 -
Re: How did you used to do interpolations without middle masters?
I generated UFOs and did the interpolation in Superpolator.2 -
Re: How did you used to do interpolations without middle masters?
I remember doing a four master setup in FontLab once where I ignored one of the masters, effectively giving me three masters—one at each end and one in the middle. So, you’d go from 0-1000 on the X d…4
