You can also change the number of cells displayed by, Be aware that ‘anti-alias’ is slower to generate. Next we’re going to change the size of ‘Font View’s’ interface.ī) then select your desired size from the list.Ĭonsider also selecting ‘anti-alias’ to sharpen the display. To access the settings and change what you see in each glyph cell, you need to,Ĭ) ‘Untick’ the boxes to hide metrics from Font View. This section will focus on the appearance of the cells within ‘Font View’ and whether or not you want to see metrics in each glyph cell.Ī) This is what ‘Font View’ looks like when all the glyph cell metrics are hidden from display.ī) This is what ‘Font View’ looks like when all the glyph cell metrics are displayed. Further information that describes each ‘X Resource Editor’ item can be found at Fontforge’s Github repository or Fontforge’s online documentation. This tutorial is shown on a Windows 10 computer with Fontforge version 03142020. They’re both free fonts for personal and commercial, use with an open source license. The two fonts used in this tutorial are called Goodlight and Linux Libertine. You can download Fontforge for Windows, Mac, or Linux from here.
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