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The solution is to accumulatively increase the weight step by step, at which this distortion does not appear.įor this approach, the adjust-lm-weight.pe isġ #!/user/bin/fontforge 2 3 Open( "origin/"+ $1)ġ #!/bin/sh 2 3 for i in origin/lmroman*.otf do 4 fontforge adjust-lm. 2:Left side is the original glyph, right side is the one with an increased weight Of some symbols like will be destroyed, as visualized in the followįig.

One needs to simplify the glyphs before scaling, otherwise, the shapes.

There are two additional points to be taken into account: Scaling will misalign the baseline of the letters, a horizontal shrinking is Therefore, a rescaling is worth to be considered. After the weight is enlarged, each glyph also becomes slightly The script calls the ChangeWeight() function ofįontforge. Tune the weight of math font, without triggering the warning of (only) Adobe This approach works well on the text fonts. Parallelized by launching a shell process for each OTF file as you will see In addition, the advantage of the native script is that the work can be easily Script language, those additional features will not be needed here. Starting from the following structure for the fontforge operations:Īlthough the Python API of fontforge exposures more features than the native

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Hence, this solution works only for limited PDF readers.

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Poppler cairo will make the font much bolder, which becomes full bolds. Okular renders fakebolds imperfectly,īut still acceptable while the current evince or other readers based on Nice in Adobe Reader, SumatraPDF and in the Firefox browser, too. In XeLaTeX it is written asĪnd for the current LuaLaTeX (works in XeLaTeX as well)Ī fakebold factor of 1.0 as in the above settings makes the document look quite The fake bold works in both XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX.

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TLDR, conclusion: visual effects depend on the PDF reader software On the other hand, the sources of LM Roman and its math Rebuilding cm-super from a blacker T3 CM bitmaps does not seem to be a Besides, who would use a bitmap font nowadays? Typically the T3 texts would be rendered as if they were misaligned,Įven with a high rasterizing DPI. However, that will not be well displayed by a low-DPI In the T3 computer modern, one can adjust the blacker value to Professional, but should save my eyes when shown on the monitors and should notĭemonstration of the Final Result Excluded Solutions The Original Computer Modern Out an automatic way to increase its thickness.

Thinness and the lack of lowercase script letters.

Latin Modern (LM) is in my taste the most polished font in this list except the Target printer, but definitively not optimal for the screen reading.)

(The original CMR might be OK, if one could perform a few tests on the The reason, that I have never applied CM-Super to any of my document. The sharp and thin strokes in the Latin/Computer Modern Roman fonts was.Wider than the others, they may cause more Overfull boxes, especially I have not used Bonum for documents, since the glyphs are slightly.Pagella has comfortable kernings, but the difference between bold.For example, both much too less space before a bold Schola and Termes has the same non-optimal kerning for mixed italic and.Sometimes appear and I have to figure out special tricks to XITS/STIX1 does not distinguish the bold and regular uppercase.Both STIX version 1 and 2 are basically very beautiful fonts for the text, but.Here are some points one can easily realize: The following fonts are the available ones with unicode-math support on myĪll of them are imperfect. To easily use OpenType fonts is such a good feature that I would never lookīack to the classical TeX if I could choose.

Multiply reasons to migrate to XeTeX and LuaTeX. As mentioned in the previous post, there are