Problem with virtual master in arabic type

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#1

HI
I have a problem with the virtual master
Some letters work correctly but some do not
The main masters are defined for weight and the virtual masters for width
But some letters collapse when using the width virtual master and the spacing of the letters is blurred
I used entry and exit anchors but it didn’t work

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#2

Nobody answers?

#3

In which glyphs does it now work? In ligature glyphs or also in other glyphs?

#4

Two things:

  1. You probably do not need the second virtual master. I would try without.
  2. If you do not have a very specific reason to use Presentation Form Unicodes, don’t. It is a hack that is more likely to break things.

Where exactly did you take the screenshots? In the preview at the bottom?

I am not sure what ‘blurred spacing’ is.

#5

in ligature and main glyphs it happend

#6

(( 1. If you do not have a very specific reason to use Presentation Form Unicodes, don’t. It is a hack that is more likely to break things.))
I deleted it but it didn’t work
((I am not sure what ‘blurred spacing’ is.))
The starting point of the glyph is drawn into the previous glyph

#7

I found the issue. The exit/entry anchors in the brace layers are not variated. I’ll fix it.