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Make sure to pick TrueType when downloading. Even though the math does work out with an em size of 2000, the em square size and glyph positions are kinda bugged in OTF downloads.
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@Meek Can support for Unicode 17 be added to the fontStructor?
Note: The Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbian Cyrillic texts doesn't appear correctly due to FontStruct's lack of locl OpenType feature.
@Meek Some Unicode blocks still appear to be missing in the block list.
I wonder where Miscellaneous Symbols Supplement is? It should be between Symbols for Legacy Computing Supplement and Znamenny Musical Notation.
Already two months of waiting for Unicode 17 support to be added since its release on September 9, 2025…
When support for OpenType features arrive, I'm definitely adding them to the font.
Impressive work. How do you know so much about Unicode? 10/10
@Frodo7 Thanks!
For the characters that display on my system, I built those characters, then I compared them with the code charts on Unicode's website and made adjustments as necessary.
For the characters that don't display on my system (mainly the scripts introduced in Unicode 16 and 17, Kaktovik numerals, and Symbols for Legacy Comuting (+Supplement)), I used the code charts on Unicode's website to have built said characters from.
This Wikipedia page has a list of scripts in both ISO 15924 and Unicode, which the names in the ISO 15924 column appear in the sample above.
Whats with all the g's looking funky
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