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Glyphs takes care of spacing for automatically aligned glyphs, but manual spacing of glyphs with diacritics that go sideways might be desirable. Think of the Vietnamese (O|U|o|u)horn glyphs or lslash. Glyphs supports layer-specific metric keys with a double-equal, so ==+30 on the right side bearing adds 30 font units there, but only for that (weight)layer. I think it would be useful to have Letterspacer look at all glpyhs, even if they're components, and add layer-specific spacing if necessary.
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Glyphs takes care of spacing for automatically aligned glyphs, but manual spacing of glyphs with diacritics that go sideways might be desirable. Think of the Vietnamese (O|U|o|u)horn glyphs or lslash. Glyphs supports layer-specific metric keys with a double-equal, so
==+30
on the right side bearing adds 30 font units there, but only for that (weight)layer. I think it would be useful to have Letterspacer look at all glpyhs, even if they're components, and add layer-specific spacing if necessary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: