thanks!!!

thanks for the link!

looks promising, will check it out

there is a big difference between being compatible for interpolation (aka fontMath) and for variable fonts. Variable fonts requires (out of my head): same amount of point both oncurves as offcurves same amount of kerning pairs same amount of kerning groups same amount of glyphs

Here's a small script that guesses the weight value of UFOs and tries to make a designspace for them. Lots of dowsing and talking to spirits, but maybe useful for some projects. https://github.com/LettError/makeDesignSpace

@erik In most cases that's probably already true, or needs a small edit. This may be true if you look at the people’s current techniques, but I also wouldn’t be surprised if people who get better at drawing for interpolation in the coming years will be able to get away without “normal” intermediate masters in situations where they might have previously needed them (especially if any of this Higher Order Interpolation stuff breaks through to standard font technology).