Frank Grießhammer

Given that `makeotf` does not build TTF binaries natively, the issue must be somewhere else. It would be interesting to know how the TTFs are built within Batch, presumably a...

Ha, unfortunately `makeotf` can really only make OTFs :-) The -o option is just for moving files around. We (in Source Serif, for example) make TTF files using `otf2ttf`, a...

The reason for this probably is that cubic input data is expected. tx is trying to convert it to T1 and then crashes: ``` Downloads $ tx -t1 LSBTTFBug.ufo [20:06:26]...

The fact that `tx` crashes when presented with quadratic source data means that it cannot be involved in creating a TTF binary. It must come from somewhere else.

While this .glif is technically valid, it is a very unusual example – it contains many overlapping points, sometimes up to 4 at a time. While I am not doubting...

At the risk of commenting on a very old issue – when converting a Type 1 font to OTF (requested method not specified), you should not lose any outlines or...

> (Don’t forget the blank line at the end! makeotf will crash without it!) This has been fixed a while ago I think. Edit: confirmed fixed, the trailing newline is...

What would be the use case of overriding a deliberately named uXXXX glyph with a different code point?

I did some testing and can confirm the bug. Summary: Unicode implied by the final glyph name (first column) currently cannot be overridden by the 3rd column. Examples: ``` .notdef...

If I understand correctly, you want `A` to be the default glyph in one project, while `A.alt` would be the default (read: triggered by code point `U+0041`) in another. You...