The current workaround I have seen is that users can either place alternate glyphs in other character slots of a different glyph. Otherwise, like what I have done, is to create a whole new font file
@TypoMan Foundry: Stylistic alternates let a single letter have
different design options. For example, the letter “a” can also
appear as a single-storey version (“ɑ”) that users can choose to
use instead. This feature is available in other font editors, but
FontStruct currently does not support it, as
I understand someone has already suggested this, but was wondering if the inclusion of stylistic sets and other alternates (i.e. lining/proportional/tabular/oldstyle figures, discretionary ligatures) are still on the table?
The OTF download has a bug regarding the em square size: It's 1000, but the glyphs are 2000 tall. Also, it messes up the position of some glyphs if side bearings are not zero.
the first sample's background was ai generated: why would you put two goals in adjacent sides, if there weren't goals in all four? and why is the ball weirdly made??
This font uses ISO country codes instead of flags. Each glyph is an 18x18 square with two letters in it, except for the compatibility letters thrown at Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement.
The current workaround I have seen is that users can either place alternate glyphs in other character slots of a different glyph. Otherwise, like what I have done, is to create a whole new font file
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