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Dot matrix with virtual holes, meant to work as mask above colorful background.
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Please can somebody advice me, what I am doing wrong? In preview everything looks fine, then when I download the ttf, there is nothing useful in there.
When I open it in windows it looks like this
I tried opening this in FontForge, and it gives the following: Bad tt font: contour ends make no sense in glyph <num>, 97 times. So yeah, try contacting Meek about that as one of the bricks might be causing the font to become corrupted.
Btw, the right leg of the R is missing. Is this done on purpose?
@Elmoyenique No, thanks for pointing it out, it was a mistake, I was just trying to redo the font second time from scratch, thought it was glitched by brick swapping, but it must be something else, maybe really one of the 4 types of bricks I used, I will try to omit the one I made composite first.
It seems the two default hole bricks were causing this trouble. I replaced them with composites. Shame is, I cant set the composites to same size ratio as those in the original pallete and I believe they also make the resulting file unnecessary big.
Have you tried the OTF download?
@Rob Meek. Yes, I tried and result was better in sense, that the font was not seemingly empty, but the lines height and character width did not work right.
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