Image, and the left side bearing is too large for the image). Should be aligned with the baseline - the grey line near the bottom of the The example at right is both in the wrong place (the bottom part of the A You should now have the outlines of a glyph in the fontforge editingīe the wrong size. Change theįormat to EPS or SVG (depending on which you used). Up the import dialog, initially it displays all bitmap images. In FontForge, open the glyph slot where you want to add the glyph you justĭesigned (by double clicking on it), and within that window select If you use Inkscape you probably want to use 'svg'. If you use Illustrator or FreeHand you should probably chose 'eps' Program into either eps (Encapsulated PostScript) or svg (Scalable Vector So design your glyph in your favorite program, and then export it from that The last two sections have talked about importing bitmap images and tracing You may be more comfortable designing your glyph outlines in some other vectorĭesign program (Illustrator, FreeHand, Inkscape, what-have-you) and then Importing a glyph from Inkscape (or Illustrator,.Create glyph outlines using spiro points.(('Single Substitution lookup 52 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 51 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss01'), ('Single Substitution lookup 50 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 49 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss01'), ('Single Substitution lookup 48 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 47 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss01'), ('Single Substitution lookup 46 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 45 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss01'), ('Single Substitution lookup 44 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 43 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss01'), ('Single Substitution lookup 42 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W.ss02'), ('Single Substitution lookup 41 subtable', 'Substitution', 'W. The glyph named Omega is mapped to U+03A9.īut its name indicates it should be mapped to U+2126.īut its name indicates it should be mapped to U+00B5. The glyph named Delta is mapped to U+0394.īut its name indicates it should be mapped to U+2206.

The following table(s) in the font have been ignored by FontForge > script = open( 'C:\Users\Nathan\Documents\rhymecraft\server\services\generate_video_for_lyrics\fontforge_example.py', 'r' ) With open(path_to_output_file, 'w') as output_file: Path_to_output_file = os.path.join(PATH_TO_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY, '%s.json' % font_file_name) Unicode_of_the_other_glyph = glyph_names_to_unicode Name_of_the_other_glyph = repositioning_or_substitution_tuple If repositioning_or_substitution_tuple != 'Pair': If list_of_repositionings_or_substitutions:įor repositioning_or_substitution_tuple in list_of_repositionings_or_substitutions:

# print(list_of_repositionings_or_substitutions) List_of_repositionings_or_substitutions = font.getPosSub('*') Path_to_font = os.path.join(PATH_TO_FONTS_FOLDER, font_file_name) If not os.path.exists(PATH_TO_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY):įont_file_names = os.listdir(PATH_TO_FONTS_FOLDER) PATH_TO_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY = 'C:\Users\%s\Desktop\kernings' % USER_NAME PATH_TO_FONTS_FOLDER = 'C:\Users\Nathan\Desktop\fonts'

# run these two commands in the fontforge 'embedded' python interpreter (ffpython.exe)

Fontforge quick import bmp