Closed TheBotlyNoob closed 3 years ago
Now noticing it didn't build medium
, or bold
, and medium SSm
breaks everything
I have a feeling that your SSm versions are not Mono.
Unfortunately we only have Book and Light for the non-SSm versions.
Why doesn't book
work?
Which OS are you using?
Use editor.fontWeight
to adjust weight instead of including in font family.
"editor.fontFamily": "Operator Mono Lig",
"editor.fontLigatures": true,
"editor.fontWeight": "400",
Value | Common weight name |
---|---|
100 | Thin (Hairline) |
200 | Extra Light (Ultra Light) |
300 | Light |
400 | Normal (Regular) |
500 | Medium |
600 | Semi Bold (Demi Bold) |
700 | Bold |
800 | Extra Bold (Ultra Bold) |
900 | Black (Heavy) |
950 | Extra Black (Ultra Black) |
My OS is Windows 10, and the font Operator Mono Lig
doesn't seem to exist
Did you install the fonts?
hmmm, Operator Mono Lig
, does exist, and works! but, it looks very weird
What's your font size? Some of these ligatures (especially the triple bar one) try to render thin evenly spaced lines, but if there's not enough pixels, it will have uneven gaps.
OpenType hinting is not as good as TrueType, so there's less control for these situations.
Also the ScreenSmart versions are better designed for displays, so they look much better.
I have my font size set to 17px but I'm also using a 4K display. Try playing around with font size and see if that helps.
upped the font size, still looks more like monospace than Operator Mono
(normal Operator Mono)
Can you email me the generated fonts? kiliman@gmail.com
if I look at it in the windows previewer it looks fine
Yeah, I just think that VS Code is using the Light weight. Try increasing fontWeight.
the fontWeight
is at bold
Are you using the numbers? Like "editor.fontWeight": "400"
Otherwise, I'm not sure what the problem is then.
No, same thing
Works now! I dont know what changed.
And my font family