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About previewing extrapolations #27
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Hi and thanks for your notes. |
This is useful primarily for the generation of new masters, which are then used as new wider points at the beginning or end of a variable font. For example, I have an old font that has regular and bold. I want to create a super thin and black version. I'm generating new masters for the axes, uploading them as masters, and have an advanced font created based on interpolation. |
You mean you generate new instances and add them as masters, right? How often does that happen in a normal workflow, and wouldn’t the built-in preview (at the bottom of Glyphs) not suffice for previewing those temporary instances that will be then turned into the new masters? |
Yes!
Often because I have a lot of my old fonts. And there is a need to expand their potential. The Glyphs preview below might be enough. Although, ideally, it should also work in a popup window. It's important for me to generally be able to add my new experimental axis values near the sliders and see somewhere how it would look. And then to generate these new instances. |
You can also pop up the built-in preview: Glyphs Menu > Window > Preview Panel
I’ll see what I can do. |
I have a font that has two axes and two masters: weight (100-400) and width (3-7). Even recently, I had the opportunity to enter in the weight field, for example, the parameter 30, and have a super thin font. Or enter a width of 10, and have a very wide font as a result of negative interpolation outside master points. Now, for some reason, there is no such possibility. Outside of the 2 axes, the text field turns red and does not generate these options. Is it possible to turn back the ability to generate fonts outside of defined masters points? Thank you.
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