Closed petrbrouzda closed 2 years ago
Hmm, that's interesting. I think it's just a display problem, but it may be that the font file has misleading indications in it.
I'm going to have a look
Where does this font file come from ? I mean, which tool created it ?
Where does this font file come from ? I mean, which tool created it ?
It was created by adafruit's fontconvert. (by a little modified version, which exports extended set of symbols for our language: https://github.com/petrbrouzda/fontconvert8-iso8859-2/tree/main/fontconvert8 )
Source font is here: https://lovecka.info/tmp/YanoneKaffeesatz-SemiBold.ttf
Thanks
const GFXfont YanoneKaffeesatz_SemiBold13pt8b PROGMEM = {
(uint8_t *)YanoneKaffeesatz_SemiBold13pt8bBitmaps,
(GFXglyph *)YanoneKaffeesatz_SemiBold13pt8bGlyphs,
0x20, 0xDF, 25 };
ok, so that's because of this 25
here at the end of your file, that dictates the yAdvance
, which limits the height of each character. Not sure if my calculation should be different or if the file indication is misleading but this line hints that it's a limitation of the fontconvert tool:
https://github.com/petrbrouzda/fontconvert8-iso8859-2/blob/main/fontconvert8/fontconvert8.c#L286
In the case of this font, the height is assumed to be 25, but the ]
character is actually 26 pixels, so this height is wrong.
I think I can optimize because I should take the whole span of +/- yOffset. I'm going to try that.
Ok, I think https://github.com/tchapi/Adafruit-GFX-Font-Customiser/commit/205c5334647ba8d545792488e232641908bcca81 should fix it
Can you test on your side and confirm ?
Yes, it works perfectly. Thank you!
I've got this font: https://lovecka.info/tmp/YanoneKaffeesatz-SemiBold13pt8b.h
When I load it into app, characters shows croped from bottom.
The data are there - if I click "-base", character rolls up and it contains all the missing parts:
I think app computes character boundary wrong... App can be used for editing of this font - just move every character up by -base, edit and then move down by base+. Font data are not destroyed.