Hi,
I'm finally looking inside
http://oflb.open-fonts.org/foo-open-font-sources-2.0.tar.gz that
Nicolas mentioned during his talk at LGM. Is there some kind of
description of the recommended workflow? Like doing everything in
separate UFO files and then combining them in FF, or working on a
Hi Alexandre,
IIRC Nicolas doesn’t recommend a specific workflow,
rather, this template seeks to accommodate the various workflows people might
have.
Generally, you won’t want to work on the UFO files directly, but you interface
through an editor which can read and write UFO, like fontforge
On 6/15/10, Schrijver wrote:
Generally, you won’t want to work on the UFO files directly, but you
interface through an editor which can read and write UFO, like fontforge or
the proprietary alternative.
I sort of suspected that :-P
I guess internally fontforge then creates a fontforge
On Monday, June 14, 2010, Schrijver
You could actually come up with collaboration strategies around Fontforge’s
own format too; I think they made a plain-text version of it for this
purpose. (And I think this is in Nicolas’ templates as well). The main reason
why you would want to use UFO
