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A magical font from Aeolien to everybody at FS on the 14th February 2013
And sending Love to my husband, and to my son whose birthday is on Valentine's day :)
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I need advice please:
how to increase the word space and line height. I had to hit 'space' and 'enter' more than once to get the text looking right :|
For Word Space: Go to 'space' (between lower case and numbers) and then open Advanced/View/Letter Width. Set the space, by trial and error, checking it in Preview.
Sorry, can't help with line height.
BTW I now added more small letters as well as some punctuation to give additional heart-y deco.
For example: if your characters are 12 pixels tall, you can add a 1/2 vertical space by simply raising each character up by 6 pixels above the baseline line. To get a full character height between lines of text, you would raise them 12 pixels above the baseline. In this way, you are adding in the needed space between characters.
Of course, most word processors and many image programs let you adjust the vertical spacing as needed for text, but when using simple programs, the only other alternative is to type out each line of text -- one at a time -- and manually arrange them in your image program.
Hopefully, Rob will add a "Global Height Adjustment" in the next major update to FontStruct. That way, you can add space above your characters with a single Global Height Line, as opposed to the way described above (placing the space between the characters and the baseline).
Meanwhile I'll explain:
following goatmeal's suggestion I lifted the first few glyphs above baseline. I tried this new baseline at just over 50% of the original glyph height(where the "A" incision lies).
For the last letters in the alphabet I lowered glyphs, to end on that previous new baseline, giving me just under 50% below the original baseline.
As you can see: with a single "enter" the glyphs in each of theese 3 baseline positions overlap.
The large block is made by using the letters of the first 3 examples, keeping the baseline as in the samples.
There is a definite 'space' between each of the sets that use a different baseline.
I'll try the idea of the 100% above original baseline, but I don't have much hope that it will space as it 'should'.
However, text on different lines is possible by hitting that "enter" key at least 3x to get some reasonable line spacing. I'm sure nobody would mind having to do that ;)
Maybethe improvements being worked on now, will help with this linespace problem.
Thanks, goatmeal, for those ideas.
So far no luck with the height :/
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