https://github.com/jenskutilek/Glyphs-Scripts/blob/master/Metrics/Glyph%20Width%20Histogram.py
What would be the correct way to handle discretionary ligatures inside Glyphs (especially for arrow symbols)?
I'm currently doing it like this, while also having the original arrow symbols inside the typeface.
Playing around with arrow ligatures in Arcticons Sans.
I really want to do more type design, but there's one feature lacking in Glyphs preventing me from actually doing it.
Currently, Glyphs doesn't have a proper rounded-corner option like in most vector editing software. I've managed to find a workaround for now, but it's kinda wonky.
It also stops me from experimenting with different weights, or even a variable typeface.
So, I'm still hoping they're adding it soon!
https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/feature-request-rounded-stroke-corners/
Dear Glyphs team! Working with Glyphs’s strokes is working very well and I’m happy this feature has been added. However, I’m very missing one small feature I’m acquainted working with in other vector applications: the possibility to round the corners with the same radius as the terminals. While it is already possible to round the stroke’s terminals, it would be great to have also the possibility to round the corners of a stroke in the same radius. Especially for creating rounded typefaces this...
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I haven’t opened Glyphs in months and months, so this quick refresher by Adam Greasley is a good starting place:
2025 is font making country.
Here I go, Glyphs!