For example, /Oslash is constructed from /O component and a slash (path). Bracket trick has been done for all masters and works nicely in Glyphs and when exported (testing in Indesign and Drawbot).
/Oslashacute is constructed from /Oslash and /acute components. Bracket trick has also been done for all masters, with same settings as in /Oslash. It works in Glyphs, but not when exported. Instead, it shows just straight interpolation between masters, ignoring the bracket trick.
Decomposing /Oslashacute before exporting fixes the problem, but is cumbersome and Iād rather avoid that.
Thanks Georg. I exported the font in Glyphs 3 and indeed that fixed the issue, almost. All glyphs except /oslash and /oslashacute work in the exported file. Which is weird because /oslash bracket trick worked fine when I exported it from Glyphs 2.
Oh, one more thing: bracket layers that were imported from G2 got renamed to [260ā¹wg] and open up a handy dialog (see screenshot) when edited. If I duplicate a layer and rename it (as in your tutorial), it will not create a similar dialog version of the bracket layer. How to do it manually?
@mekkablue I tried to do what you suggested, constructing /Oslash from /O and /slashlongcomb.case components ā bracket trick works in exported /Oslash but not in /Oslashacute (contains /Oslash and /acutecomb components). I tried this with and without bracket layers in /Oslashacute.
The same font, with the same layer setup, but /Oslash constructed from /O component and a path ā bracket trick works in exported, both /Oslashacute and /Oslash.
