Closed tamcy closed 7 years ago
Thank you. Yes, A and B are also on the hook for addressing in Source Han Sans. C has been confirmed.
The issue for 彳 U+5F73 is best addressed by shifting its glyph, uni5F73-CN, to be centered within the em-box. (It also may benefit from being made a bit wider.) The issue for 民 U+6C11 is more subtle, and requires that its glyph, uni6C11-CN, be better balanced within the em-box. I will leave the details to the discretion of the typeface designer.
Consolidated with Issue #39.
A. 彳 (U+5F73)
彳 (U+5F73) is a word, so its glyph is supposed to be centre-aligned instead of offseted to the left. The same happens to Source Han Sans and had been reported before.
B. 民 (U+6C11, TW & CN)
The overall position of 民 (U+6C11) in TW/CN stays the same as JP/KR despite the stroke difference. This causes the glyph look unbalaned. Again, this had also been reported before in the Source Han Sans issue tracker.
C. 魘 (U+9B58, JP & KR)
There is an issue with the interpolation of 魘 (U+9B58) for JP and KR.