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- | ====== Color Fonts with Embedded SVG files ====== | + | ====== Color Fonts with Embedded SVG Files ====== |
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Creating monochrome fallback glyphs can take a long time if your glyphs contains many small parts (hundreds or even thousands). In addition will glyphs with too many details hardly fit on the TTF grid. You can get around this problem by creating an empty fallback glyph and importing a monochrome version with less details of your colored letters. | Creating monochrome fallback glyphs can take a long time if your glyphs contains many small parts (hundreds or even thousands). In addition will glyphs with too many details hardly fit on the TTF grid. You can get around this problem by creating an empty fallback glyph and importing a monochrome version with less details of your colored letters. | ||
{{::empty_ttf_fallback2.png|}} | {{::empty_ttf_fallback2.png|}} | ||
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- | You need the plus version of BirdFont in order to create color fonts. | ||