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The original classic poster ad. that I used
I wonder why is the vertical height so high? Nevertheless, another great recreation.
LOL yes me too, ive been looking for a brick that might got left behind pulling this apart but couldnt find any.. I might copy the glyphs into a new project soon to see if that helps.
@Anyone: Is it possible that the vertical height is ofset due to the use of awkward filter settings?
Nice rework. What filter settings do you have? Are the glyphs positioned on the baseline?
@V. Sarela (Yautja): Thanks.
And yep, all the glyphs are positioned on the baseline, the grid ratio is 2:4 at 1:1 brick size.
Okay nevermind, I found out what the reason for the huge weird vertical spacing, indeed it's the grid ratio, cuz when I put it back in 1:1 the spacing changes back to nornal, but this is changing the vertical scaling of the glyphs as well..
I fixed the vertical spacing by putting filters to 0,5 : 1
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