Very nice to see Laboratorium in your video, thanks! Soon you will can test more things. Just finished the automatic Roman numerals: type any integer up to 9,999 and the Roman equivalent is used.

O software é quase gratuito. Para usar alguns recursos mais avançados, incluindo IA, é preciso pagar uma assinatura de 35/mês.

If you can't love me at my kitchen, you don't deserve me at my bed —I guess.

I believe it will be the v3 of the suite with AI packed. I don't need this kind of "freedom", but it seems unavoidable.

A melhor é a Laboratorium, embora esta opinião seja um pouquinho suspeita. Andron em segundo. Depois Minion e Guardian. Mas a Palatino vem em quinto. 😜

Serviu de base para a capa do disco do Vitor Ramil musicando poemas do Paulo Leminsky.

A tipografia tem problemas. R desequilibrado, M com excesso de peso, trave do N também um pouco excessiva.

FontAudit can check your glyphs to catch unusual stems (8, a stem different than the values you defined) or irregular stems (9, a stem different than others in the same glyph). Fix them to achieve consistency.

Once you made FontLab identify the typical stems of your master, double-click their names (6) and values (7) to edit them. It's highly recommended to have stems defined to ensure consistency along all glyphs. To start with values for H and O is usually easier.

Finally, add a bar before a glyph name to link the sidebearing to the opposite one (this is, left value is used in right sidebearing, and vice-versa). Especially useful for extended Latin (4).

Use a glyph name to link the sidebaring to it. Changes in the origin glyph will automatically affect the linked ones (2). Add Maths to simplify small adjustments. All the basic operations are supported (3).

Typical usage is in letters like Q or j. You set the element that goes beyond regular sidebearing as nonspacing (2) and then use other contours as reference (3). Q, for example, can use the O spacing this way so you don't need to calculate it (4).