Closed demoy closed 7 years ago
What the heck, I've never seen this before. The kerning looks wonky all over, even between letters (e.g. au
). What font file is this? Are you on the ufo
branch?
@skosch, I been using the precompile otf files since saturday. Edit: Please Note, I added 4 spaces before faulty kerning pairs such as "am" but no spacing is added between letter pairs. So those appearing on the left are fine, while those an the right are wonky. Sorry for any confusion.
Here is a small section taken from calibre . Pay attention only to "a"s: notice that the space [ IE " "] following the word "a" is wider than the space preceding it.
Can you do me a favour and try the file from the "ufo" branch? It's the up-and-coming (and hopefully cleaned-up) version. Could you report back whether the issue is fixed there? Thank you!
@skosch okay
@skosch thanks, that solved it.
Cool. There's a good chance that other things are off with those files, though, especially regarding vertical metrics. Please report back if you notice anything amiss!
a+b, a+f, a+i, a+m, a+n, a+r, a+t, a+u, and a+z. Have too much spacing relative to the other a combinations making words containing those combinations appear to have gaps.
Note: using (linux) opensuse tumbleweed.