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From: | datao zhang |
Subject: | Re: [ft] : Microsoft YaHei UI font can't be displayed well |
Date: | Sun, 13 Jul 2014 20:23:40 +0800 |
I only want to show how it is grid fit in fontlab. Maybe that is not an good example if freetype do similar things in B/W mode.
I can't find the cleartype hinting option in fontlab tools. So i take cleartype rasterized screenshot from Excel 12px-26px. I also take 2 screenshot from VTT tools for 12px and 14 px. Hope it is useful. Br, Dean > Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 11:37:42 +0900 > To: address@hidden > CC: address@hidden > Subject: Re: [ft]: Microsoft YaHei UI font can't be displayed well > From: address@hidden > > > > My laptop DPI is 144, please refer to attachment DPI.png. There you > > can see i set 8pt-12pt for `据��'. If converted to pixel unit, they > > would be 12-24 px. I also attach an picture for "据" in fontlab > > with 12 ppem and 14 ppem, you can see in 12ppem, the height is 11 > > px, in 14ppem, the height is 12 pixel. The height matched in Word. > > So i think those pixel value should be correct. > > Yes, this looks good now, thanks![*] It would be very helpful if you > could do another screenshot with FontLab, this time with ClearType > hinting. What you have selected in `fontlab.png' is classical B/W > rendering, and in this mode FreeType produces identical bitmaps for > 12ppem and 14ppem. > > > Werner > > > [*] I find it very disturbing that character `��' is a pixel too large > at 12ppem and 14ppem, even with the MS rasterizer. Originally I > thought that FreeType did something wrong, but fortunately this is > not the case. The same problem happens for many other glyphs in > this font �C this is a clear sign that the people who extended the > GB 2312 glyphs with the GB 18030 repertoire did a bad hinting or > scaling job, which I consider rather embarrassing for MS. |
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