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Add Speed [ SPED ] axis #136
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@josescaglione Please feel free to make adjustments. |
maybe we can improve description: The velocity at which writing is executed significantly impacts the tension of curves and the angularity of connections. When writing at a low speed (0%), arches tend to exhibit roundness, and curve radii remain more open. Conversely, a high speed (100%) results in sharper turns, acute connections, and the manifestation of diagonal and fluid strokes. |
We want this description to be rather short, as its used in a tooltip on the fonts.google.com "type tester", while a much longer description is desirable for the GFK Glossary page on the axis. |
The velocity at which writing is executed significantly impacts the tension of curves and the angularity of connections. ?? |
Intermediate point proposal:
As Dave says, expanded details on the explanation of the axis can be added and will be required for the Knowledge entry for the axis. |
Final Metadata fields:
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We'll add it in the future when the big PW family is ready to be onboarded. |
Requirements
Font project(s) using the axis
Playpen, currently in a private repo
Short description of what the axis does
As the speed increase, the joins and ending strokes go from slow (0%), with more rounded arches, to fast (100%), making the junctions more diagonal and fluid.
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Why is the axis needed
Speed is a decisive factor in the construction of the letters, which alters their shape and, therefore, the rhythm and fluidity of the writing. This axis would offer specific control over that factor, allowing a fine-tuning of those features.
Axis metadata fields
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