Thanks @frederik for this advice. You are right, I have tried to re-use old scripts with RF 3 but without success (I am not very good at that)... I will try to start RF in safe mode and keep you in touch if it solves the problem. Best

@tallpauley Thanks for the update to run the command! This gives me something to play around with. To take it a step further, is there a lib API I can use to also pull in space center and glyph view shortcuts, like whatever they use to populate their "Hot Keys" tabs? (Btw, I won't filter out commands that don't have shortcut keys, this is part of the allure of having a command palette, you can access commands that don't have shortcuts keys defined yet). I saw mojo.UI.setGlyphViewDisplaySettings, but this isn't all the available commands for glyph view. For space center I didn't see any API in mojo.UI I would dig around myself, but I think you guys compile to .pyc and I don't want to violate the EULA by reverse engineering (hence me actually clicking on the EULA lol). Once I have all the commands available, I think I should have what I need.

Hi, the "eula" link in the License dialog goes to: https://doc.robofont.com/license-agreement/ Should be: https://robofont.com/eula/ For the 2 people that will ever read it :)

That looks great, will try it and let you know! Thanks a lot!

already fixed, get an update with Mechanic!!

hello @paulvanderlaan, it turns out the problem is not related to Mechanic2 at all, but to old macOS 10.10 which gets confused when multiple certificates are attached to a domain – this causes Safari and macOS to think that the certificate is invalid (it works in Firefox and Chrome though). the good news is that you can use an older version of Mechanic (zip link) which is a bit slower but can display extensions from the Extension Store on macOS 10.10. thanks @frederik for looking into it!

That is possible with fontTools feaLib. See https://fonttools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/feaLib/

Thanks so much, @gferreira, this solves it perfectly in SWM!! I wouldn't have figured out setDimension x2 in splitView + centerGlyphInView(). And yes the main tool has fontOverview.views.sizeSlider.set() :)) I've flowed in your solve. Feel free to play with the real tool here.

Hi @frederik It just never ends, no tracebacks. If I don’t manage to solve it with @gferreira tip I will try to prepare a dummy ufo and post it here. Thank you both!

Thank you Frederik, your script help me find the culprits easily. After fixing those 3 glyphs in the master, the interpolated instances generate successfully. Solved!

Okay, that's all for now. Apologies for the long posts! ;)

Thank you. That's great to hear Frederik. Please wait a little with pushing an update. I encountered a bunch of small errors that you might want to have a look at too. Will post them shortly.

or wrap changing fill and stroke inside spaceCenterDrawBackgroundLineView spaceCenterDrawLineView notifications. A multiline view has a _fill and _stroke attribute you can temporarily overwrite. good luck

hello @horashann, yes, this can be done with a simple script: # get source and destination fonts srcFont = AllFonts().getFontsByFamilyName('MyFontFamily').getFontsByStyleName('Regular')[0] dstFont = AllFonts().getFontsByFamilyName('MyFontFamily').getFontsByStyleName('Italic')[0] # iterate over selected glyphs in the source font for glyphName in srcFont.selectedGlyphNames: # get the source glyph srcGlyph = srcFont[glyphName] # if the glyph doesn't have any anchors, skip it if not len(srcGlyph.anchors): continue # get the destination glyph dstGlyph = dstFont[glyphName] # iterate over all anchors in the source glyph for anchor in srcGlyph.anchors: # copy anchor to destination glyph dstGlyph.appendAnchor(anchor.name, (anchor.x, anchor.y)) # done! make sure to replace MyFontFamily and Regular / Italic with the family name and style names of your fonts. cheers!

hello @ArrowType, the Application Menu page shows only the modifier keys needed to toggle some menu items (such as Preferences Editor, Select All, etc). the keyboard shortcuts for the main menu (for example ⌘+N, ⌘+O, etc) are collected in the Keyboard Shortcuts page. hope this is clear!

Thanks, @frederik. I understand that, and I believe that it is not the best possible way to display this information, as evidenced by the screenshots in this thread. Specific options for selected background/foreground colors would be helpful, as I suggested above. I really appreciate the big advance you've given the app in the recent option updates! It makes a really big difference in the comfort of using RF in the evening. This is just one area that I believe still requires a little extra advancement to make the "dark mode" mode complete. Thank you!

@jansindl3r That is possible... there were some bug fixed related to trial and student versions of extensions. Will send @erik new student licenses for MM and PP. @erik will need to compile a fresh version of Skateboard for students ( @tal )

hello @jansindl3r, the current guideline is only available from an interactive tool. here’s an example: (shift-click guide to flip direction) from mojo.events import EditingTool, installTool class FlipGuideTool(EditingTool): def getToolbarTip(self): return "flip guide" def mouseDown(self, point, clickCount): g = CurrentGlyph() guides = CurrentGuidelines() if guides and self.shiftDown: guides[0].angle += 90 installTool(FlipGuideTool()) cheers!

@gferreira Thanks. What I did was the opposite. Just tell me if it's OK to do > I was looking for <string>foreground</string> in the lib.plist file, and changed the name to a different name. saved. and the new name replaced the duplicated foreground layer inside the layers in RB. then, I just deleted the layer with the new name. Is it good enough? Thank you.

that was a new feature in RoboFont 1.1... https://robofont.com/version-history/#robofont-11 will review it :)