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Yet Multiple Master fonts are still very useful as a font development tool, even if what gets delivered is a bunch of separate fonts. Apple’s support for MMs is flaky enough that Extensis tech support has suggested Suitcase should warn people they won’t work reliably, and Windows has no reasonable native support (an ATM install can be hacked on Vista and probably Windows 7 to make them work well, or you can do manual registry entries for every single font). Yeah, I know MM fonts are pretty nearly dead as a deliverable format for end users. tabular figures from proportional with only a couple of clicksīut the real power of RMX comes when you start with a font file that has a Multiple Master weight axis.A useful step towards making italics, at least for sans serifs. intelligent slant: slants glyphs while keeping vertical tangents straight.

Very cool, even for moderately experienced type designers, though the experts may not need it.

“harmonize” curves: this takes the “lumpiness” out of malformed curves.

First are several very useful things that work with just about any typeface: I think of the Remix Tools as having two sets of functions. Tim has a interesting/useful demo version for free download, while the full version starts at €179 for one computer. FontForge and DTL FontTools (including FontMaster) are its fellow high-end alternatives, while TypeTool and Fontographer are the primary low to mid-range options.) ( FontLab Studio is the primary type design application used by the overwhelming majority of professional type designers. Type designers owe it to themselves and their sanity to check out RMX Tools.” - Thomas Phinney, Senior Fonts Product Manager at Extensis, designer of Hypatia Sans Pro for Adobe I can’t imagine willingly working without them.

“The Font Remix Tools are an essential toolkit for anyone who wants to develop sophisticated typefaces with much greater efficiency. I was more than happy to share my thoughts: A little while back, Tim Ahrens asked me if I’d write a testimonial for his Font Remix Tools (“ RMX Tools”), a set of plug-ins for FontLab Studio 5.