While the svgs render ok, some of them have issues when used in a ttf or other open type font.
Have a look at the marked glyphs / icons. They all should have some 'holes' in the glyph, but it is missing. (Well, the react has a black dot in the middle that is missing.)
Obvious problems in code-searchgopuppetreactreasonmlzip
Some more glyphs have less obvious problems and/or multiple layers, that could lead to problems when the font is used on Windows.
Probably the svgs should be hand-simplified down to being only one path (and not multiple paths, let alone on multiple layers), before importing into the font.
Finii
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1 year ago 
While the
svgs render ok, some of them have issues when used in attfor other open type font.Have a look at the marked glyphs / icons. They all should have some 'holes' in the glyph, but it is missing. (Well, the
reacthas a black dot in the middle that is missing.)Obvious problems in
code-searchgopuppetreactreasonmlzipSome more glyphs have less obvious problems and/or multiple layers, that could lead to problems when the font is used on Windows. Probably the svgs should be hand-simplified down to being only one path (and not multiple paths, let alone on multiple layers), before importing into the font.
(Came up with https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/commit/f2c365f4697774a14f4bab26f953a471e71c3995 and around that, while updating the Seti icons in
Nerd Font)