ligature plus ligature problem

[raitoringo]

Hello, guys.

I am making glyphs for a conlang and I have a problem when there are 2 ligatures together.
I have one ligature for C+V and another for V+V. When I have a C+V+V, C+V loses its ligature and becomes a V+V ligature. How do I fix that?

[Bhikkhu_Pesala]

Include a C+V+V ligature before the others so that it gets substituted first.

[raitoringo]

Include a C+V+V ligature before the others so that it gets substituted first.

But I don’t want a C+V+V ligature, I want the C+V ligature to remain unchanged when it becomes a diphthong(other vocal).

[ErwinDenissen]

I am making glyphs for a conlang and I have a problem when there are 2 ligatures together.
I have one ligature for C+V and another for V+V. When I have a C+V+V, C+V loses its ligature and becomes a V+V ligature. How do I fix that?

This can never happen with normal ligatures, unless there is some reordering in advance, but I don’t think that applies here.

What does the Proofing dialog reveal? It is accessible through the second toolbar icon on the OpenType Designer.

[raitoringo]

I am making glyphs for a conlang and I have a problem when there are 2 ligatures together.
I have one ligature for C+V and another for V+V. When I have a C+V+V, C+V loses its ligature and becomes a V+V ligature. How do I fix that?

This can never happen with normal ligatures, unless there is some reordering in advance, but I don’t think that applies here.

What does the Proofing dialog reveal? It is accessible through the second toolbar icon on the OpenType Designer.

That is strange. I deleted the V+V ligatures and made them again, and now they work! IoI

Thanks anyway