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I am designing a custom version of [Inter], adding graphic interventions to the letterforms. I would really appreciate some advice on how to do this best— Is there any way I could get the master glyphs file? If not, which export of the font would be best to re-open in glyphs, to then re-export with my modifications ( OTF/TTF)? I understand there might be some source code but I have no idea how to use this stuff. Eventually I will contact a much more experienced type designer/engineer than myself to commission this properly, but for now I need to create a working version myself. Thank you and would appreciate any advice for best practice! |
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Yes, it's all in the
You'll have to learn the basics. https://glyphsapp.com/learn is a good resource. |
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The author removed the original question (why?), so here is a copy from history:
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Hi Rasmus, so sorry — we crossed timing/purposes right to the minute – as soon as I removed the question you answered (as I had worked out how to get the source files)! My apologies. Thank you very much for responding! Could you perhaps advise best practice to add Semi-Bold display as a master in the source glyphs file? There is Thin/Reg/Black as expected. Many thanks |
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No worries :) |
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srcdirectoryYes, it's all in the
srcdirectoryYou'll have to learn the basics. https://glyphsapp.com/learn is a good resource.
Alt you could just draw in a design program.