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Make screen-sharing video of how to use Recursive Code Config
Hi @kifzuka! Sorry, I know there are a lot of fonts in the download, and the project Readme is probably a little unclear.
What have you tried so far? What fonts do you have installed?
Basically, the simplest way is to install the "Recursive Code" fonts from the latest release:
https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive/releases/tag/v1.078
If you want to use the main version of Recursive (intended a little more for web design, graphic design, etc), then you need to add that line into the settings.json of VS Code, to activate the dlig feature (and any other OpenType features you may want).
"editor.fontLigatures": "'dlig'",
Hope that clarifies, but please let me know if you had a different question or issue!
hi, i used Recursive code and i want to active "dotted zero" for example thank for your reply
To customize the Code fonts, you can use https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive-code-config. There, you can make your own config.yaml, and include ss10 to activate the dotted zero. Unfortunately, you can’t use the VS Code editor.fontLigatures to activate stylistic sets in Recursive Code (it still needs to be set to True to allow the code ligatures, though).
However, I realize that is a little bit of a technical process, if you’re unfamiliar with running Python. Just in case you only want to add the dotted zero to the existing Code font styles, here is a custom build with that configuration:
Please let me know if that works for you!
Thanks, I would like to customize my font. But I do not know how. Can you help me? Anyway thank you for the custom font
Have you tried to work through the instructions in the readme of https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive-code-config? That said, I realize that this involves a few technical steps, so I will try to make a YouTube video walkthrough, and post that on the Readme.
If you do try it but get stuck on a certain part, please let me know! (PS, if you already downloaded it in the past, please either git pull to update from the latest commit, or just download the repo fresh.)