Re: more animated examples

Johannes,

This is great!

http://colorfonts.langustefonts.com/howto.html has some useful info as well.

However, I'm puzzling over one thing: an SVG glyph description, when extracted from the SVG table in the font, should show upright when viewed in a browser as an SVG graphic. However, I'm seeing that this font is created with the standalone SVG glyph descriptions that show upside down when viewed in a browser by themselves.

I don't think there's anything else in the font that would indicate this flip would need to be done. So I'm wondering: is Firefox's impl somehow detecting that a flip is needed for this font, but not with other e.g. The Trajan Incised prototype we have at Adobe?

Sairus

-----Original Message-----
From: Johannes Lang <jo@langustefonts.com<mailto:jo@langustefonts.com>>
Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 at 9:59 AM
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Subject: more animated examples
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hello
to whoom it might concern here are some more examples of animated svg in opentype fonts.
I finally installed sfnt2woff, so the fonts are actually .woff files and everything seems to work (in firefox 33.0.2 on mac os 10.10) yay!

http://colorfonts.langustefonts.com/monoliner.html
http://colorfonts.langustefonts.com/snake_bw.html
http://colorfonts.langustefonts.com/snake_color.html

cheers, jo