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Too Thin #23

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ahdyt opened this issue Aug 5, 2019 · 6 comments
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Too Thin #23

ahdyt opened this issue Aug 5, 2019 · 6 comments

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@ahdyt
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ahdyt commented Aug 5, 2019

font is tooooo thin almost unreadable, need to set it bold so it is readable.

@rubjo
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rubjo commented Aug 5, 2019

OK.

(Don’t really know what else to say here)

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Avi-D-coder commented Oct 28, 2019

I am using demi bold medium as my regular font, this works great, but full bold is a little hard to distinguish. A heavy bold would be a great addition to this font.

Are ligatures broken on demi bold italics and obliques for other people?

I am very new to font design, how are different weights added? Is there a parameter that can be tweaked or does every glyph need to be thickened manually?

@ahdyt
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ahdyt commented Oct 28, 2019

No idea

@rubjo
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rubjo commented Oct 28, 2019

Couple of issues here.

I prefer thin fonts, so Victor Mono’s default is thinner than most other fonts. I also know most other fonts have a «fatter» bold than VM’s Bold.

For the next release, I’ll try to see if the font shapes can be made even more bold without curves and other features being misaligned/made unrecogniseable.

As for broken ligatures, I’m not aware of that, but I do know that VS Code on macOS Catalina currently has a bug that only shows italics when using a single font weight (600, I believe).

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ahdyt commented Oct 28, 2019

Thx

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xvrdm commented Nov 13, 2019

It's more prose related than code related, but so far, it looks like Victor Mono really has the perfect x-height to be mixed with common serif/sans-serif fonts. In that context, I think a "fatter" bold would be a great addition.

Thanks a lot for all the work you have already done with this font.

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