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Speedpunk-like curvature visualization #480
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Out of scope for the app. Comb is a useful visualization but by no means a universal thing (a good font doesn't necessarily have continuous curvatures all over). |
I second this. Would like to run the now open source https://github.com/yanone/speedpunk on Linux, but it seems one needs to integrate it into some sort of GUI and at first sight it seems to be something TruFont could (easily?) do. It is written in Python:
https://github.com/yanone/speedpunk Could this feature be re-considered now that Speed Punk is open source? |
I don't have the time and energy to port the plugin over. I also don't know how easy it would be. Feel free to try your hand at it. If you don't have the time either, someone made a plugin like this for FontForge somewhere on GitHub iirc. |
Interesting, do you remember any of the details? Because this is being discussed as a FontForge feature request as well fontforge/fontforge#4318 (comment) and people there don't seem to be aware of this functionality already being available for FontForge. |
D'oh, I tried to look it up again and found that there was a curve balancer plugin, but not a curvature visualizer plugin. Sorry for the confusion. |
Thanks, np. |
I started using this plugin in Glyphs and hot damn is it eye opening. For the first time, I understand my curves and have control over them! Very useful to have, should be a core option or at least a bundled extension.
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