i’m stack on that. can’t find any solution to shows that emoticon in the middle. try x-height, baseline, cap-height from transformations. but get no solution #TIA
As I said, you need to put a tiny piece of outline in the main glyph (the Regular layer not the color layers) where you like to have the lower left corner of your image. Draw a small square (5 units) and delete two of its points to create a invisible piece of outline.
Thanx brother. it works but there is little bit problem. you are saying “delete two of its points to create a invisible piece of outline.” but when i delete any of 2 points, it doesn’t work. if let it four point, then there is a doted point shows with emoji
It does work. You need to simply delete the nodes, don’t brake the path. It has to be a triangle and a square, not two blue line. And export without remove overlap.
Wow. Now it works. thnx @GeorgSeifert & @mekkablue brother, both of you solve my headache. all the time i export the font with removing overlaps. that is why it doesn’t behave normally. I appreciate your supports
got another issues. When i use this emoji, next to the emoji, the character changes it’s different font.
Let me clear this issues:
In a TextEditor, simply select a font and start writing something. after using my custom emoji font start writing again. but this time font is not same as i selected. So before emoji and after emoji font are not same. it looks odd
what can i do with this problem ? #TIA
That is not a problem of the font per se. This usually happens if you type a letter that is not in the font. You can analyse your character stream with UnicodeChecker, and add a glyph with the respective Unicode to the font. Again, make sure you do not have cache problems.
Every time you type something with a font that doesn’t have that character, the system switches back to the default font. It doesn’t remember what font you had selected before.
The easiest solution is to first type all normal letters and then add the emoji.
Not that I can think of, only workaround. So, when you type, always type one extra space before you insert the emoji, then you can continue typing in the original font.