LiebeFonts

Dear Affinity, I am happy to see my LiebeHeide font popping up as a reference for OpenType-SVG so often in this thread. Please let me know if I can be of any help. I am happy to provide test files, try to find workarounds, tweaking the tables, … in order to get the font displayed in Affinity products. Despides me being a big fan of Affinity, I also get a lot of request from customers, that would love to use my LiebeHeide font in your apps. So I am more than willing to support you in this mission! 🚀 (drop me a line ich@liebefonts.com)

Yasss! Works as expected now. Thanks, @Pauls!

@Pauls Done! Thanks for looking into this. Ulrike

Ah, now this is a really interesting behavior: - when I add one or more spaces after the word nothing happens (no final version). - when I add a space and a character after the word, I get the final for the first word but no inital for the character after the space. - when I add more letters I get the final for the first word, initial for the second but no final for the second. Strange! Will look into the liga feature code and try to find a logic for that.

I see. But do you have the LiebeLotte font installed or can you simulate the problem without it? Thanks, Ulrike

Thank you Mike for the hint! :-) How do you know about Windows? Ulrike

My LiebeLotte font has special versions for each letter when standing at the end of a word. Unfortunately Affinity Designer (1.7.1.) and Affinity Publisher (1.7.1.) do not show them (macOS 10.14.5). The OpenType feature code in the font that automatically insert the finals, is situated in the ligature feature and looks like this: lookup FINAL { ignore sub @AnyLetter' @AnyLetter; sub @AnyLetter' by @_fina; } FINAL; Other substitutions in the liga feature are implemented correctly. The font works totally fine in Adobe products, Pages, Microsoft Word (when ligatures activated), most web browsers, … @Dave Harris: I am happy to provide you the font file to test this issue. Let me know where I can upload it.

Dear Dave, do you have any updates regarding the names for stylistic sets? Thanks, Ulrike