kerning

问题 I am trying to create an effect with Fabric JS where letters appear to be "embroidered" on a sweater like this: I can achieve this effect in Photoshop by using this action. My idea for getting it into a <canvas> is to render out a png from Photoshop of every embroidered letter. Then, I will take each letter and place it on the canvas based on what the user types. However this approach will not have correct kerning. To fix this, I was trying to write out text in Fabric using the same font and

问题 I am trying to create an effect with Fabric JS where letters appear to be "embroidered" on a sweater like this: I can achieve this effect in Photoshop by using this action. My idea for getting it into a <canvas> is to render out a png from Photoshop of every embroidered letter. Then, I will take each letter and place it on the canvas based on what the user types. However this approach will not have correct kerning. To fix this, I was trying to write out text in Fabric using the same font and

问题 I am trying to create an effect with Fabric JS where letters appear to be "embroidered" on a sweater like this: I can achieve this effect in Photoshop by using this action. My idea for getting it into a <canvas> is to render out a png from Photoshop of every embroidered letter. Then, I will take each letter and place it on the canvas based on what the user types. However this approach will not have correct kerning. To fix this, I was trying to write out text in Fabric using the same font and

问题 I am trying to create an effect with Fabric JS where letters appear to be "embroidered" on a sweater like this: I can achieve this effect in Photoshop by using this action. My idea for getting it into a <canvas> is to render out a png from Photoshop of every embroidered letter. Then, I will take each letter and place it on the canvas based on what the user types. However this approach will not have correct kerning. To fix this, I was trying to write out text in Fabric using the same font and

问题 This question is related to a few questions that have been asked long time ago. I saw comments that Opentype fonts were not supported in Java, but this was 11 years ago. Nowadays they are. The only problem is that kerning pairs are only given in the GPOS table. I have seen that they are there but it is hard to make sure the code is correct. I am currently dumping the GPOS table trying to follow the pointers until the kerning pairs. The code so far is below, where GPOS table has been

问题 This question is related to a few questions that have been asked long time ago. I saw comments that Opentype fonts were not supported in Java, but this was 11 years ago. Nowadays they are. The only problem is that kerning pairs are only given in the GPOS table. I have seen that they are there but it is hard to make sure the code is correct. I am currently dumping the GPOS table trying to follow the pointers until the kerning pairs. The code so far is below, where GPOS table has been

问题 Currently, I am working on TTF font related software. I need to create some tool for extract the Kerning and Ligature information which is included in the TTF(given font) file. I searched for many resources but I am unable to find any useful information. Any opinion for Java or c#? Thank you. 回答1: You haven't indicated what platform/framework/library you're working with. And there's some complexity to what you're after. TrueType/OpenType have long support a 'kern' table with kerning data.

问题 Currently, I am working on TTF font related software. I need to create some tool for extract the Kerning and Ligature information which is included in the TTF(given font) file. I searched for many resources but I am unable to find any useful information. Any opinion for Java or c#? Thank you. 回答1: You haven't indicated what platform/framework/library you're working with. And there's some complexity to what you're after. TrueType/OpenType have long support a 'kern' table with kerning data.

问题 This question is about recovering glyph font information in Java and it is related to a question posted here. For more details please check the question and answers. It was suggested there to use Apache FOP library to recover the kerning pairs directly from the Truetype file since Java doesn't supply this information. I then ported the library to Windows and recovered the kerning pairs using this code: TTFFile file; File ttf = new File("C:\\Windows\\Fonts\\calibri.ttf" ); try { file = TTFFile

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