Matthieu Cannavo

Ok seems to work now, thanks again!

Yeah I know this convention but when you’re building a complex system sometimes it’s easier to come with your own name... didn’t know that it was so rigid but thanks again

Hi Alfred, seems to me that any name should work but I will try that, thanks a lot

Hi Walt and thanks for the fast answer, The font is still under development and there is a lot of kerning to do and so on, but here it is, source file and one export Glass-Regular.otf Glass.glyphs

Hi everyone, I came into a problem with the support of open type feature in Publisher. I’m using Publisher 1.10.4. I create a typeface with Glyphs app (https://glyphsapp.com/fr/learn/stylistic-sets) and added some extra stylistic set and replacement features as shown in screen-capture "Stylistic-set-panel_in_Glyphs.png" When testing within the software, everything works fine. Plus I add a name for each features so I can find it easily. When switching to Publisher everything goes wrong. I can’t find any of the sets and the one I have seems to have random names (Alternative 1 and so on). Worse, the behaviour is really unexpected as it seems that some features are "merged" and other are partially working (see screen-capture "Font_in_Publisher.png". The only thing working fine is the default mode. Please help me understand if I’m doing something wrong or if it’s just the opentype support that is not doing what it should. Maybe I have to edit my stylistic sets differently but I did it as explain in the available tutorials. Thanks a lot, Matthieu cannavo

I’m new to Affinity and I subscribe to everything I read on this page. A calligraphic brush is a must have! I really wish I could totally give out Illustrator to Designer, I hope that this would be implemented soon...