Latin - Arabic weight harmonization

[Tarobish]

i think our latin compare to the Arabic one it has more thickness in the sample we had, it wasn't like this :(

[graphicore]

cc @davelab6 Is Edu on github?

[etunni]

This comment is for all weights?

[Tarobish]

Yes, for all of them

Thanks!

On Feb 11, 2016, at 10:18 AM, Eduardo Rodríguez Tunni notifications@github.com wrote:

This comment is for all weights?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Tarobish/Mirza/issues/95#issuecomment-182986533.

[etunni]

We can change the weights on each instance. Today values: Regular 400, Medium 500, Semibold 600, Bold 700 We can try substracting 50 units per weight like Regular to 350 in glyphs instance window. Cheers, Edu

[Tarobish]

ill try it and will let you know @etunni

[Tarobish]

much better, do you think that i can substracting 50 units more? @etunni

[etunni]

Hi,

First, try to subtract 25 units more.

Cheers et

On Feb 11, 2016, at 17:39, Tarobish notifications@github.com wrote:

much better, do you think that i can substracting 50 units more? @etunni https://github.com/etunni — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Tarobish/Mirza/issues/95#issuecomment-183052376.

[graphicore]

Is this extrapolated? It can make errors the more you do of it. If so, be careful, and check the results. You can also make a very extreme extrapolation to see where the errors occur first/strongest, then check these positions in your moderately extrapolated fonts.

[Tarobish]

It was helpful. so lets not do this any more :) ill close it

[graphicore]

Are you happy with it?

[graphicore]

If so, please update the Lating Glyphs file and the Generated/Latin directory.

[Tarobish]

sure :)

[Tarobish]

its all there