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Your approach would result in impossibly large binary font sizes unless a really good (smart) engine was present and utilized to separate the hinting logic from
by ComputerGuru 3y ago
Your approach would result in impossibly large binary font sizes unless a really good (smart) engine was present and utilized to separate the hinting logic from the underlying symbols. Then again, with most fonts these days putting in zero manual hinting work and just relying on the default font engine heuristics, it might not.
- crazygringo 3y agoI was supposing zero hinting information would be included, so the file sizes should be perfectly normal. Because while font glyphs/designs aren't copyrightable, I'm assuming that hinting instructions are, even if they could be reverse-engineered this way.