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Here's the ttx dump of the current fvar
table:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ttFont ttLibVersion="3.0">
<fvar>
<!-- Contrast -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>cntr</AxisTag>
<MinValue>8.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>100.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>170.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>256</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- Grade -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>grad</AxisTag>
<MinValue>50.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>176.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>500.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>257</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- Optical Size -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>opsz</AxisTag>
<MinValue>10.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>14.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>72.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>258</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- ParaWidth -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>prwd</AxisTag>
<MinValue>84.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>804.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>804.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>259</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- ParaWeight -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>prwg</AxisTag>
<MinValue>10.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>176.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>1000.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>260</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- Serif Rise -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>srfr</AxisTag>
<MinValue>0.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>35.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>95.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>261</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- Width -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>wdth</AxisTag>
<MinValue>120.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>804.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>804.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>262</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- Weight -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>wght</AxisTag>
<MinValue>75.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>176.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>500.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>263</NameID>
</Axis>
<!-- xHeight -->
<Axis>
<AxisTag>xhgt</AxisTag>
<MinValue>890.0</MinValue>
<DefaultValue>1000.0</DefaultValue>
<MaxValue>1200.0</MaxValue>
<NameID>264</NameID>
</Axis>
</fvar>
</ttFont>
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These changes would make the tags conform to the spec:
"cntr" -> "CNTR"
"grad" -> "GRAD"
"prwd" -> "PRWD"
"prwg" -> "PRWG"
"srfr" -> "SRFR"
"xhgt" -> "XHGT"
Wrt xHeight, could you envisage that becoming a registered axis in the future? (It's an axis I've seen used as an example more than once.) If so, any thoughts on a scale for that axis that would make sense across any fonts using the axis? (E.g., per-mille of em height?) If so, you might use that for your XHGT scale. (Same would be true for other custom axis scales, but I call that out just because I've seen x-height called out so often as a example.)
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Fixed with commit a879f3f
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Excellent, thanks.
I would rather "AmstelvarAlpha-VF-2017-01-23" not cause any confusion and be in an old fonts folder or something, so just "AmstelvarAlpha-VF" is there?
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I would rather "AmstelvarAlpha-VF-2017-01-23" not cause any confusion and be in an old fonts folder or something, so just "AmstelvarAlpha-VF" is there?
I'll take care of this with git tags
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https://github.com/TypeNetwork/fb-Amstelvar/releases
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Thanks! :-)
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