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yizhiwang96 / deepvecfont

[SIGGRAPH Asia 2021] DeepVecFont: Synthesizing High-quality Vector Fonts via Dual-modality Learning
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Using DeepVecFont for icon generation #12

Open athena913 opened 2 years ago

athena913 commented 2 years ago

Hi,

Thank you for the great work and for releasing your code for public use. The current preprocessor converts fonts (ttf files) to sfd format and then maps that to a restricted svg format for training the model. If we already have the svg files instead of the ttf files (e.g. for icons) and want to convert that to the same simplified svg format, in order to use the model to train on icons, could you please provide some guidance on the preprocessing needed for this direct conversion from svg to the simplified svg needed for the model?

thanks

yizhiwang96 commented 2 years ago

Hi,

Thank you for the great work and for releasing your code for public use. The current preprocessor converts fonts (ttf files) to sfd format and then maps that to a restricted svg format for training the model. If we already have the svg files instead of the ttf files (e.g. for icons) and want to convert that to the same simplified svg format, in order to use the model to train on icons, could you please provide some guidance on the preprocessing needed for this direct conversion from svg to the simplified svg needed for the model?

thanks

Hi athena, Thank you for your advice! Extending my work to common icon generation is very interesting. I will try to add some scripts to handle *.svg inputs, stay tuned!