FontCreator - Eastern Europe Glyph Transform Script

This video shows you how to add a full range of composite glyphs to a basic latin font using the Eastern Europe glyph transformation script.

1. Open a basic ANSI character set font, or create a new one by adding glyph outlines to a new font in FontCreator
2. Select Incomplete Glyphs, and Complete Composites
3. Tools, Glyph Transformer, Open "Eastern Europe" script
4. OK to add and complete many more composite characters.

This feature is not available in the Home Edition of FontCreator.

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• FontCreator
• High-Logic
• Czech
• Polish
• Eastern
• Europe

[blackybgg]

Read from 1 to 3 :)

[blackybgg]

3. Correction of name

Format> Naming: Font Family Name

NOTE: Without font name correction AMP Font Wiever (software for fonts testing) does not display the changes. AMP shows croped letters above CapHeight and below the Baseline, but the letters are actually correct.

[blackybgg]

2. Modification of the generated glyphs

Find incomplete letters (no hooks or hooks are not mounted) and

apply double-click on the letter. review for modification will be opened. Enter the hook by applying right-click on an empty space + Add (or on main menu Insert: Glyph), position it and apply the left double click (will open a text box) + Apply.

[blackybgg]

1. Automatic Glyph generation

In Tools> Glyph Transformer: Open Script (button yellow folder): load the script:

Eastern Europe.xml, confirm with OK, confirm in a small window notification => glyphs are loaded.

[genocide985]

hello there..

I admire your work. I am a student who is desperately needs a guide from a professional like you to assist me in my project.

All i need to know is how to create a hollow or hole inside a particular character that i created? For example ; the character "D", how do i edit(cut) the area inside so that it forms the character "D"?