Ok, I’m trying to transfer a self-created language over to a font. The issue is, in this language, the letters “T” and “H” when put together are only one character. The same with “C” and “H.” Is there a way to make it so that when “th” (or “ch”) is typed that just that one character automatically shows up? Thanks, -Monev
In Asian languages, T and Th, D and Dh, C and Ch are different letters. When designing fonts and keyboards we usually assigned the aspirate Th to the capital T and the unaspirated T to the lowercase t since Asian Languages don’t use capitals. From what you’re saying, in your language, T when followed by h is another letter called Th, which is neither T nor h.
Using Open type features one can create ligatures so that if you type fl instead of getting fl, you get the ligature fl but you will need to use other tools besides Font Creator. One can also create composites by combining ´ and e for example to create é but I think that is not what you need.