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Deformed glyphs
See original GitHub issueSome glyphs have been parsed with misplaced point at the start/end of the bezier curve, and so the glyph appears to be deformed. This mostly occurs when the closing point is on the curve (not in the corner) typically on O, or 0 glyphs, but also some others (depending on the font).
Here is an example of such misplacement within O glyph in Futura Condensed ExtraBold font. The character on the left is outlined in Adobe Illustrator. On the right there is this character processed by opentype.js using Glyph Inspector (http://opentype.js.org/glyph-inspector.html) with same font loaded.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Here’s a fairly rough patch I wrote to fix this, since I found similar problems with a lot of different fonts and it was driving me crazy.
@greegus The fix is live on http://opentype.js.org/glyph-inspector.html Thanks to @cdave1 for the fix 😉