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When building t=flat-hook-short-neck or t=flat-hook-short-neck2:
t has different neck heights depending on the weight. heavy has the longest neck, thin has the shortest one (marked with dots on the first image attached: thin and heavy of flat-hook-short-neck2).
the "visual height" differs even more (I guess it's somehow related to stem thickness). Look at "thread" and "sorted" on the second image: regular and bold (unsure) and t=flat-hook-short-neck.
Are these an intended behavior?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Well to achieve visual alignment, the height of the top need, actually, sligntly lower when getting bolder. Anyway, this will get updated in v6.1.0.
Closing as Resolved.
When building
t=flat-hook-short-neck
ort=flat-hook-short-neck2
:t
has different neck heights depending on the weight.heavy
has the longest neck,thin
has the shortest one (marked with dots on the first image attached:thin
andheavy
offlat-hook-short-neck2
).regular
andbold
(unsure) andt=flat-hook-short-neck
.Are these an intended behavior?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: