I am working on generating GIF(s) for that blink effect ( with 2-3 different visualizations to highlight differences ).
Another thing I thing would be useful to visualize is let’s say we have two glyphs A and A’ . We display A in a frame and when you click and hold anywhere on the image A’ is displayed and when you release it A is back on. On Sun, 9 Jul 2017 at 4:08 PM, Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello Arvinder! > > > > This is something I wasn't sure about when dealing with different > > rendering modes. Should the different modes be organized and > > displayed separately? For example, if the glyphs were displayed > > side-by-side (to be compact vs. a list), the general idea > > (considering mono, antialiased and lcd) would be: > > > > Font X - Mono > > [A][A'] [B][B'] [C][C']... (organized by id in this case) > > Font X - Antialiased > > [A][A'] [B][B'] [C][C']... (organized by id in this case) > > Font X - LCD > > [A][A'] [B][B'] [C][C']... (organized by id in this case) > > > > In comparison to a collated option which would look something like: > > > > Font X > > [A mono][A mono'] [C LCD][C LCD'] [A LCD][A LCD'] [B antialiased][B > > antialiased']... (organized by difference in this case) > > > > Should there be an option to switch between them? > > Honestly, I don't know yet. I think we will know this as soon as > there is something to test in real life. If possible, make everything > as configurable as possible and start with, say, two different views. > > Maybe you can even provide high-level javascript functions (or > whatever) so that different views can be set up with just a few > functions? > > Note that a great tool is blink comparison of images. > > > Werner > > _______________________________________________ > Freetype-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel >
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