Windows 10 claims this file isn't a valid font file. I tried running it through a converter to .ttf, but that doesn't work. Typing letters yields small boxes in MS Word.

Have you made a lower case Nodesto look-a-like of Modesto Text Light? I think that is the font of map labels and also the sentence at the bottom of the PHB cover, for example.

When adding Nodesto Caps family fonts, it was discovered that the .otfs have the font name as "My Font"

Hi there,

Have an issue with the kerning of j being a little weird. This is on my webapp, Eigengrau's Generator. Unsure if it's on other sources as well.

Unsure if this is a known issue or even just a me issue, but on MacOS 12.3.1 the Nodesto Caps Condensed font looks awesome aside from the minuscule space character. Even upping the word spacing to 250% results in titles with virtually no spacing between words.

No issues or warnings when installing the font, all four validate in Font Book (definitely not a font expert here).

Hi !
I do a lot of homebrew for 5e related content, but for a game called Fateforge, a setting and additional rules (imo far better than vanilla 5e).

The creator of this settings have shared the fonts used in their books, so the question is : can i PR a folder with theses ?

It would be nice if the "0" (zero) character were a bit narrower / less-round so it was more distinguishable from the letter "O".

I assume a lot of people use these fonts on websites (by the fact that a default CSS is provided).

Most modern browsers support the woff2 format (https://caniuse.com/woff2) and it can compress the files by a lot (e.g. 27kb instead of 77kb for Bookinsanity.otf) losslessly, making websites load faster.

This could be done with something like

for file in **/*.otf
do
    woff2_compress $file
done

after installing e.g. woff2 on Debian (see https://github.com/google/woff2).

If you would like, I could create a Pull Request

Hello,
I've just recently gotten into writing up homebrew content and was trying to install the fonts but the Bookinsanity Italic and Bold Italic won't install on Windows 10. It keeps saying that they're not valid fonts.

If you go into settings > GitHub Pages then you can host the site on GitHub. This would mean that people didn't have to download the code to look at the example fonts.