Ive made a font using this tutorial. Im using CorelDRAW 2018 and the font Ive made have huge spaces between words. The space bar creates huge gaps. How can I fix that?
Nice tutorial. Please Know me Guideline setting: left guideline how many distance form work space, Bottom guideline how many distance form work space. Letter height & Width (caps & small letter) how many space please details.
What is the solution to export letter "i" to .ttf format in corel draw? A message "Too many objects to export." appears due to the dot of letter "i". After that another message "The document could not be exported to the specified file format" also appears.
25:30 how to export using macros. 36:50 more options with macro designing. Kearning done with Font Forge after exporting from Corel. As I read other comments made here, I can see that other people have some of the same issues I have had with exporting to TTF. "Too many objects to export" -- If I change the line thickness to NONE, it will/might export to TTF. This produces a very thin line which may not be visible in other programs using TTF. Word Perfect allows the font to be 'B' - bolded. ??I would like to know the max. number of objects to export to TTF. ?? If I do NOT double a shape it will export to 'black.' For example, a circle. IF I double line the circle by copying the shape and change the % of the size, so as to create a circle in a circle - or a border, THEN the shape will export as empty instead of solid. Under objects, COMBINE is something I must do when there is more than one shape or object involved. I may get an error, 'objects are not closed' which is crazy . . . (More later for creating doodle fonts). Thank you for this tutorial. It has given me ideas on how to approach font creation.
This takes way too long to get to the point. Two whole minutes of the presenter's backgrounds followed by over a nhalf hour details of how to use Coreldraw and about understanding font design. I just want to know how to set up my drawings of letters(coreldraw) as a font file. I gave up.
