> embeded font 1_BKLGIB+FA.ttf i sent yesterday to test: > > ** Not possible to test anything with the font you sent (Fontlab, > ** fontforge, TTX). try to see other glyphs !
The font is OK. As I've mentioned before, it is *not* possible to edit this font with FontLab or FontForge! You need a special editor to handle those rare fonts which use bytecode to scale and shift subglyphs. > -> Maybe see font source using fontlab (like you seem to use from > your image), try to seefont validation (nodes to extrems, correct > direction, remove overlaps) before all This is completely useless with this font. > ** http://www.nec.co.jp/csr/en/report2009/cs/ud/ud01.html at Universal > ** Design Fonts ? Yes, the font looks similar. No idea whether this is still a `tricky' font, or whether the font designer has decided to `expand' the subglyphs. For example, I have an old version of Microsoft's `mingtiu.ttc' (version 3.21 from 2001, having a size of 8MByte) which is similar to the BKLGIB+FA.ttf font. A more recent one, version 7 from 2008 (delivered with Windows 7, having a size of 31MByte), is a `normal' TTC. Werner _______________________________________________ Freetype-devel mailing list Freetype-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
