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Create ‘vintage’ folder to store mothballed scripts
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### `UFOInstanceGenerator.py`
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(Deprecated workflow, but a great starter for interpolation).
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Generate UFO instances from two or more masters, in a one- or two axis MultipleMaster setup. Requires a settings file called `instances`, the contents of which are better described within the script itself.
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### `BuildMMFont.py`
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Build MM font from bez files.
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### `checkUFOProcessedLayer.py`
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For a UFO font, check that the glyph hashes stored when checkOutlinesUFO or autohint
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were last ran still match the source glyph hashes. If not, all outdated glyphs are
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### `copyCFFCharstrings.py`
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Copies the CFF charstrings and subroutines from source to destination fonts.
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### `kernCheck.py`
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Performs several (lengthy) checks on the GPOS table `kern` feature in an OpenType font.
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This tool will report collisions between kern pairs, or, with the option `-a`, will report any collisions between any pair of glyphs. It will also report when rules in one GPOS table kern feature mask rules in a different subtable of the same lookup.
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NOTE: The time needed is related to the square of the number of glyphs. This script will run in a few minutes for a font with 300 glyphs, but can take more than an hour for a font with 3000 glyphs.
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### `makeinstances.py`
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Generates Type 1 font instances (`font.pfa`) from a multiple master Type 1 font file (`mmfont.pfa`) and an `instances` text file.
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## Installation
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‎vintage/README.md‎

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# Python scripts
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Various command line scripts no longer in active use.
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## Description
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### `UFOInstanceGenerator.py`
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(Deprecated workflow, but a great starter for interpolation).
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Generate UFO instances from two or more masters, in a one- or two axis MultipleMaster setup. Requires a settings file called `instances`, the contents of which are better described within the script itself.
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→ replaced by makeinstancesufo
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### `BuildMMFont.py`
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Build MM font from bez files.
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### `copyCFFCharstrings.py`
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Copies the CFF charstrings and subroutines from source to destination fonts.
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### `kernCheck.py`
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Performs several (lengthy) checks on the GPOS table `kern` feature in an OpenType font.
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This tool will report collisions between kern pairs, or, with the option `-a`, will report any collisions between any pair of glyphs. It will also report when rules in one GPOS table kern feature mask rules in a different subtable of the same lookup.
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NOTE: The time needed is related to the square of the number of glyphs. This script will run in a few minutes for a font with 300 glyphs, but can take more than an hour for a font with 3000 glyphs.
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### `makeinstances.py`
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Generates Type 1 font instances (`font.pfa`) from a multiple master Type 1 font file (`mmfont.pfa`) and an `instances` text file.
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