Make these 11, then for the other 33, you can either create them with seperate composites, for flip those horizontally and vertically to quickly make them.
"It would have been better if you set your long text with your font: 山寨专业版. I feel sorry for the unfortunate letters that were squeezed mercilessly to fit the same width."
Also, Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllables should be Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, and Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllables Extended should be Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended.
They've actually used two different 1s and I noticed a different G as well. I plan to do a couple of updates. The OTF file should work. I'm not where I can test it right now, but I'll see if I can figure out what's going on.
Style is really uniformed but the lower-case "x" is too thick. The tail on "Q" is too thick as well, although that doesn't stand out as much as the "x". Good job.
The current workaround I have seen is that users can either place alternate glyphs in other character slots of a different glyph. Otherwise, like what I have done, is to create a whole new font file
@TypoMan Foundry: Stylistic alternates let a single letter have
different design options. For example, the letter “a” can also
appear as a single-storey version (“ɑ”) that users can choose to
use instead. This feature is available in other font editors, but
FontStruct currently does not support it, as
I understand someone has already suggested this, but was wondering if the inclusion of stylistic sets and other alternates (i.e. lining/proportional/tabular/oldstyle figures, discretionary ligatures) are still on the table?
"or flip", not "for flip"
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