Louie Mantia, Jr.Hey pals! I’m gonna do a short little video series here on the OpenType features inside Womprat so you can learn how to use them!
Buy the font here → http://womprat.xyz/
First up— Ligatures.
Next— Contextual Alternates.
Onto Discretionary Ligatures!
Arbitrary fractions. Neat!
Alright— Ordinals. Those little letters that appear after numbers.
This is where the fun begins!
SS01: Special Edition
SS02: Empire
SS03: Jedi
SS04: Squadron
Wait— Stylistic Sets are not mutually exclusive?!
SS05: Desiljic
SS06: Wanga
SS07: X-Wing
SS08: Mortis
SS09: Director’s Cut
SS10: Youngling
...we’re now halfway through the Stylistic Sets.
Yeah man, this font is crazy.
Gonna take a little break before I do the second half. Thanks for watching and learning about Womprat (the most complicated font I’ll ever make)!
Also if you wonder *how* all of this works, @AurekFonts wrote extensive code for all these features into the font.
Okay! Back at it.
SS11: Lubalin Ligatures
SS12: Avant
SS13: Vavnt
SS13: Vavnt
Reminder! You can stack Stylistic Sets.
SS14: Roman Numerals
Ender (@AurekFonts) engineered all of the stuff you see in these videos, but this one is especially fun.
SS15: Catchwords
Chuck Skoda@louie @AurekFonts this is mental to me. I had no idea fonts could do this. Is there like a table in the font of all reasonable Roman numeral combinations? Is there executable logic happening? As you’ve gone through this, my mental conception of fonts has been BLASTED INTO OBLIVION (<- would probably look great in Womprat).
Markus Trautwein@louie I love your work on that.
Luke Dorny 
@louie most impressive. Very satisfying to see your work in action and see the how and why. 👍👍
James Thomson@louie I have to say, this is one of the most impressive fonts I have seen.
@jamesthomson Thank you!!