Works great! Thanks a lot :)

hi @ThunderNixon, try using f.templateGlyphOrder instead of f.glyphOrder for sorting: f = CurrentFont() newGlyphOrder = f.naked().unicodeData.sortGlyphNames(f.templateGlyphOrder, sortDescriptors=[dict(type="cannedDesign", ascending=True, allowPseudoUnicode=True)]) f.templateGlyphOrder = newGlyphOrder see FontParts > RFont.templateGlyphOrder ps. there are other RFont attributes related to template glyphs: f.templateGlyphs f.templateSelectedGlyphNames f.templateKeys

Interesting solution. Sounds good to me! Thanks for figuring out a way to solve this. :)

For instance, if you happen to have an iPad with Procreate and you like drawing stuff with the ApplesPen, this might be interesting: Two scripts. 1 First, using the export_drawings script you export the current glyph as an image (a reasonable sized png). The script makes a nice path to your icloud folder, like ~/RoboFont/<ufoName>/glyphName.png. 2 Then using your favorite pixel editor on your favorite tablet (i.e. Procreate on iPad), you can open the file. Edit. Markup. Make radical changes that you would never dare to do if it were only vectors. Then you save the image in the same place, same name. (look up how Procreate does that if you have to, it's not difficult) 3 Then back to RoboFont, with the same glyph open, run the import_drawings script. This pulls the image from iCloud and copies it to the background. https://gist.github.com/LettError/d0d2688abe959595a88b3fdb85c18db3 Before I make it more complex then it really needs to be, let me know what you think and how you use it. -- E

Thanks @gferreira and @juergensupertype! Fixed, new version committed. Update via Mechanic2.

super!!!!!!

Thanks for the explanation. I'll give this another shot when the next beta drops.

Cool :) It's already kind of not too slowly but you have to combine the above + hasOverlap() method to find everything. But less code and faster is always better :)

see Open .glyphConstruction files directly in RoboFont

@frederik Haha. I will think about writing it. It also has to add colors if there are not enough colors in the preferences.

@gferreira ah I understand. Thanks for the heads up, will give that a shot!

@ThunderNixon glad I'm not alone in this! And yes, thank you so much @gferreira for the quick fix! Working now!

@gferreira thank you, that's perfect. I also noticed you added a my favorite autoUnicodes() function :)

Awesome, thank you, @gferreira!

Oh yeah, I’ve already changed this in the RF3.3 beta... soon!!

Thanks, @tal!

Exactly!

@erik My friend created a Designspace file for me and I can edit it in DesignSpace Editor and working fine in Skateboard. I just cannot create a new file and define axes. Thank you.

@bahman thanks. added to the docs.

@gferreira Ah! Great to know, thank you.