Open jaikishanpatel opened 2 years ago
Where are the fonts? The fonts are not in the upstream repository. The fonts are not in the source .glyphs file. The fonts are not available from your website link. Perhaps this submission is a bit premature.
Hey, @kenmcd thanks. Yes, the exported files were not pushed yesterday. now the .ttf and .otf files are in the fonts folder and the source file .glyphs is in the sources folder.
Hey, @kenmcd thanks. Yes, the exported files were not pushed yesterday. now the .ttf and .otf files are in the fonts folder and the source file .glyphs is in the sources folder.
Thanks. Love the font. Lots of character.
Thanks, we'll review the submission. In the meanwhile, @jaikishanpatel can you fill up this form so we can add your profile for the other fonts already onboarded?
@jaikishanpatel is this possible to compile as a variable font? I'm happy to accept it either way
Thanks, we'll review the submission. In the meanwhile, @jaikishanpatel can you fill up this form so we can add your profile for the other fonts already onboarded?
@RosaWagner submitted. Thanks.
@jaikishanpatel is this possible to compile as a variable font? I'm happy to accept it either way
Hi @davelab6, I have added variable files in the repo. I am still learning the variable type and might need some help with it. If any issues pls let me know.
At present, this typeface has only 2 masters (400, 700). So instead of 5 weights (light300, regular400, medium500, bold700 and black900) instances, I would suggest 3 interpolated genuine weights (regular400, medium500 and bold700).
Font Project Git Repo URL: https://github.com/magictype/Raigarh
Super short description of the Font Family: Raigarh — Old-style serif display type for vintage storytelling.
Currently, available in Latin, the font family consists of 5 weights; light, regular, medium, bold and black. It features over 690 precisely crafted glyphs. Includes standard and discretionary ligatures, mathematical features, currency symbols, Arrows, ordinals, accents, Oldstyle figures, Lining figures, Tabular figures, Tabular Oldstyle figures, Fractions, alternative glyphs, and other OpenType features.
Read more about it at MagicType
Requirements:
I understand that Google Fonts will publish only fonts that match its requirements, and I can confirm the project meets them (by ticking the cases):