#Glyphr studio finalizing update
#Glyphr studio finalizing mac

On the back end, combine shapes and make them semi-transparent for overlapping glyphs in Kern Groups.Going forward, once the Combine algorithm is more solid, we’ll be implementing some related features: We are also going to continue to thoroughly test the feature, and fix any edge cases we find. That’s where you come in! Please try out the combine feature, and if you repeatably run into an issue combining two shapes, please email us ( your Glyphr Studio Project File (.txt) and tell us which two shapes you’re combining. It works for the most part, but we’re still encountering edge cases where it fails.

(BTW, you can multi-select shapes by using the pointer tool and Ctrl+Click’ing)Ĭombine Shapes is going to be kind of a progressive feature. The icon in the lower right is the Combine action, and it shows up if you have two shapes selected. Like before, these actions are contextually shown or hidden, based on a variety of things.

#Glyphr studio finalizing update

That’s the big update for 1.04, but you may notice something else before that – we slipped in new icons for actions in one of the previous patch updates: Well – boolean actions are here, and the first one is Combine.

Fixed a bug where editing shape width/height via Attributes Panel was not honoring Lock Aspect Ratio.

Glyph Range in the Chooser panel is remembered when the panel is switched.

(Releasing the key should work, but if not, clicking either the Arrow or Pen tool again will now forcefully exit multi-select mode)

#Glyphr studio finalizing mac

Fixed a bug on Mac where releasing the command key did not exit multi-select mode.

Fixed a bug where you weren’t able to set a shape’s x/y coordinate to zero.

Fixed a bug to only export SVG glyphs if that glyph has a valid hexadecimal key value.

Added support for SVG number notation, where numbers like ‘123.45.67.89’ are interpreted as ‘123.45, 0.67, 0.89’.

Fixed a bug where ‘Bulk transform shapes’ also transformed shapes in other glyphs.

But, browsers tend to replace these with ANSI glyphs, so the glyph chooser was erroneously showing previews, causing confusion. In Unicode, these are printing control glyphs that have no visual associated with them.

Removed glyphs 0x0080 through 0x009F from the chooser panel.

Little notation on the splash screen and on the About page that indicates if Glyphr Studio has been updated in the past week.

This is very useful if you use these copy commands for diacritical marks, where the new glyph should have both the shapes and the glyph dimensions of the root glyph.

When inserting a new Component Instance, or using the ‘Get Shapes’ command to paste all the shapes from one glyph to another, there are new options to also copy Glyph Attributes like Width and Side Bearings.