qtFace v1.1 by falafelkiosken

After "public request", I made a functioning ttf font from qtFace

I've have made slight changes from the original, alas, the editor I used only support the english alphabet.

To make the font work in most text editors, the font size has to be 7.2pt. Use 10pt in photoshop with anti-alias turned off

release notes: small misses corrected in v1.1, as better letter spacing and some small change for better readability

note: the font isn't visible in the windows font viewer because it has to be 7.2pt, it's some limitation in the font editor

chemoelectric Featured By Owner Jan 20, 2008

If you are looking for a free font editor, there is FontForge. It's what I use. It runs best on a Unix-like system or Mac, but there is a way to run it in MS Windows, too (though I personally never have set that up).

falafelkiosken Featured By Owner Jan 20, 2008

Oh, I see, now I remember I installed it on Windows, but I didn't get it too work because of X11, but hey, x.org is included in OS X so I might give it a shot

thanks

chemoelectric Featured By Owner Jan 20, 2008

I think George Williams who writes most of fontforge uses mostly OS X. On a Mac you probably can use it with libspiro, too, if you want: [link]

I’m running on Gentoo Linux and am a pioneer user of the spiro support. I don't think there are any other font editors yet that are using spiro, unless you count Raph Levien's primitive plate editor (which requires the use of fontforge to make the actual font, anyway).