I‘ve also noticed that Glyphs 3 is not fond of straight curves with handles. The highlighted part (waist in Bold master) breaks the Remove Overlap filter (unless I move either of the handles at least 1 point sideways). Attaching the file also.
I believe each of those test cases will work in the next release, @chrisjansky, @lvcivs, and @FlorianPircher. In a version after beta 3.0.2 (3041). Thanks for the test cases.
I had this today with a number of ligature glyphs in a font, and it prevented me exporting it. In the end I had to export it as a UFO, open it in Glyphs 2, remove overlaps, and export it from there. The revised file still wouldn’t export when it was opened in Glyphs 3 again, with no overlaps.
I noticed that each of the problematic glyphs had elements where Glyphs 3 had put a kind of carapace of Tunni lines around them. I don’t know what this is (or how to turn it off), and I realise that in areas that are affected by it I can neither edit the Bezier points and nodes, nor will ‘add extremes’ work. What is this? (Otherwise totally loving Glyphs 3.)
[Using the latest cutting edge version, 3.0.2 (3044)]
Have you checked the path direction? It needs to be counter clock wise. Running Path > Correct Path direction should fix it. If that is not fixing it, can you send me the .glyphs file?
I’m also getting the same error with [3065] when exporting Cormorant Bold (link).
BTW, I batch-generated the Cormorant fonts with a script and Glyphs 3 didn’t report the error. I only noticed because the modify dates hadn’t been updated on the Bold fonts. I do get error reporting when I export by hand via menu command.