Simplepolator v1.0
Update posted May 24, 2012 at 4:32 pm by PabloImpallari for the Simplepolator project.
Simplepolator allows you to interpolate compatible glyphs in the same font, without leaving FontLab nor interrupting your workflow.
Simply select two compatible glyphs and run the macro:
Five new glyphs will be automatically created, allowing you to choose the best variation.
A quick video showing how to use it: https://vimeo.com/42785809
Download: update-44-source.zip
Note 1: The number in the zip filename is not related to the actual version of the source file. It's assigned by the system, so to keep filenames unique.
Note 2: The .otf files are for preview only, quickly generated using Ben Kiel's Font Genertor Macro. Please reffer to the source vfb files.
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#1 PabloImpallari July 4 at 1:39 pm
Simplepolator v1.1
Now there are 2 script,
- the first one will generate 5 intermediate steps
- the second one will generate 7 intermediate steps
Attached: comment-133-source.zip
#2 PabloImpallari July 20 at 3:28 pm
Dave Crossland has made it available to FontForge users
https://github.com/davelab6/fontforge-simplepolator
#3 PabloImpallari January 22 at 12:44 pm
Robofont version improved by Frederik, now it also extrapolates!
https://github.com/typemytype/RoboFontExamples/blob/master/interpolation/quickInterpolate.py
#4 PabloImpallari January 22 at 12:46 pm
"In Glyphs, if you have drawn two versions of the same glyphs put one in the background and use the Filters > Transformation > Background to interpolate between the for and background layer. They have to be compatible, of cause."
Georg Seifert
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