> Apologies for a late response - but would it be possible to utilize
> the mfplain mode in MetaPost to obtain outlines for the pen-based
> figures in parmesan?
No. An envelope (as produced by a pen) of a third-order Bézier curve
can't be represented by another Bézier curve since it is a sixth-o
Apologies for a late response - but would it be
possible to utilize the mfplain mode in MetaPost to
obtain outlines for the pen-based figures in parmesan?
I have done this with some stroke-based MetaFonts
with a good degree of success (it just needs a
FontForge script to Remove Overlap, as the ind
> [...] I am currently fully busy with co-directing a stage play that
> will be performed in the second and third week of this month. After
> that I hope to be able to reserve some amount of time for lilypond.
> Would this meet your plans?
This is fine with me. It isn't a time-critical project.
On Sun, 26 Dec 2004, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > However, I suppose we will still need some glue scripting, though.
>
> What do you mean with `glue scripting'?
>
> > Also, I have the impression (not sure, though) that the parmesan
> > files will need a lot more work, since they use shaped pens.
> It would be wonderful to have this in the distribution.
This is the final goal.
> * convert parmesan (I suspect this might be a lot of work. Many of
>the glyphs use pens)
I'll do that slowly.
> * convert feta-alphabet (should be easy - they're already outline
>based)
This is my ne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> After much work I can proudly present the feta20 font directly derived
> from the MetaFont sources! Besides minor improvements in fontforge's
> process of simplifying, this is the optimal result.
Kool!
It would be wonderful to have this in the distribution. I see t
Werner LEMBERG writes:
> After much work I can proudly present the feta20 font directly derived
> from the MetaFont sources! Besides minor improvements in fontforge's
> process of simplifying, this is the optimal result.
Congratulations, this is great.
Jan.
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