Re: [fontforge-users] How to ignore open contours

[Bob V. <b.v...@ou...>]

Yes it works, I exported the font (with the endpoints connected though) and it worked perfectly, except ofc the endpoints were connected.

I thought about phyton script, but for the small change I want to make, it is not worth the effort. And I have no idea how to do it.

Yes, good idea to ask the developers how they made the font or if they are willing to make a copy including my desired modification.

Thanks.

Kr,
Bob


---- Gé van Gasteren schreef ----

I’m sure there’s someone who can do that over Python…

But my main doubt was actually if a font generated by FF will work with that application you’ve got.
They are using fonts with different file name extensions, so quite a different story I’m sure.

Have you asked the developers how such fonts can be edited? They must get them from somewhere…

The double-curve thing seems to be no problem, if you read the text on that page.

It is work, yes…

On Thu, 24 Jan 2019 at 18:23, Bob Vandevliet <b.v...@ou...<mailto:b.v...@ou...>> wrote:

Thanks, that's a smart workaround, but I don't want to do that for the whole bunch of characters. And I think it is not a solution because I expect this giving errors for my purpose since its all double curves.

Kr,
Bob


---- Gé van Gasteren schreef ----

That gives a different picture indeed!

Here’s something that sounds like a good work-around:
http://mrrace.com/CamBam_Fonts/

If I understand it correctly, the trick is to duplicate the open path and connect the two halves, then move the duplicate half back right on top of the original half.

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