Closed vv-monsalve closed 4 months ago
This is now done except for slnt which I think may need to be backwards.
Yes, the slant value should be a negative value for a right-leaning oblique design. Are we going to serve the slanted as an Italic? If so, we should split (instance) it into two different VFs.
It's intended as italic from the start. Along the line it changed to slanted for some reason, but it really is italic including italic shapes for the lower case. Besides that, all romans have slanted shapes too. But adding both slnt and ital maybe too much overkill.
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On Apr 10, 2024, at 00:14, Viviana Monsalve @.***> wrote:
Yes, the slant value should be a negative value for a right-leaning oblique design. Are we going to serve the slanted as an Italic? If so, we should split (instance) it into two different VFs.
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slnt is fixed and CRSV is added.
After pulling the latest files on the repo at commit
1e74787
the fonts still need to comply with the axes definitions settled for the custom axes.slnt
Slant
SZP1
+SZP2
Size of Paint 1
andSize of Paint 2
XPN1
+XPN2
Horizontal Position of Paint 1
andHorizontal Position of Paint 2
. See x_position_paint_1.textprotoYPN1
+YPN2
Vertical Position of Paint 1
andVertical Position of Paint 2
. See y_position_paint_1.textprotoELXP
Element Expansion
ELSH
Element Shape