I found how to change the segments from lines to curves and then edit the BCP handles, thanks to Georg’s and cormullion’s advice. I realize that any changes aren’t likely to appear for us users until some future update, but oh, it’d be nice if that could be soon. The stroke would be easier to see if it were a bit thicker. I’m vision-impaired and those unselected nodes and handles are very hard to see. Although the font character / glyph map tab and the font info tab use Dark Mode, the glyph editing tabs do not I get a white background with very thin strokes for the font glyph outline, colored nodes when selected, apparently hollow (white or whitish) when not selected, and the BCP handles are also colored when selected, white when not selected.
#Adjust hhea in glyphs mini manual
I’ve found the Glyphs Mini manual and tutorials and will be checking those and Team – I’m using Dark Mode on the current Glyphs Mini and the most recent macOS update, Catalina, I think, on an iMac that’s about three years old.
Georg and the development team, sincerely, thank you! Thanks so much for a good, affordable alternative.Īha! Thank you both. I’m expecting to migrate to Glyphs Mini, and later I may get to upgrade to Glyphs’ big brother / sister, but for now, I’m with Glyphs Mini and still finding my way around. – It looks like there will be no more updating and support for Fontographer, and FontLab has been updated from 6 to 7 with a surprise fee they don’t warn you about, if ask for the automatic update. ufo files? This would make a round trip between Glyphs Mini and FontLab Studio much easier, back and forth. Others, I have found, and there are things I like a lot that the program does, either by default, or once the user adds them in. (If those are not available in Glyphs Mini 2, is there a possibility they could be added in version 3, I hope?) – So would thicker stroke outlines and the baseline, x-height, cap-height, ascender, descender, and side-bearing guidelines. The main font map window pane automatically adapts and shows white text on a black background, as desired, but how and where do I tell Glyphs Mini that I want that dark page background and light text / stroke foreground and fills for the paths in the glyph / character editing window, please? An automatic or user-switchable Dark Mode option there would be very useful for me. How do I change the point type from corner to curve or tangent, or does that matter and how do I drag out the Bézier control points / handles to adjust them? (1) How do I adjust or drag out the Bézier control point handles for a given node, a corner point? I’ve tried Option-click-drag, as well as Command, Shift, Control, and combinations. I’m fairly sure I’m missing the obvious, but I’d sure appreciate the help. I’m an old Fontographer user with very little FontLab Studio experience.
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