Scanahand is an excellent software that serves as a great assistant for quickly creating handwritten fonts. However, it seems to be more geared towards Western characters and may not have taken into account Asian scripts, such as Chinese.
Chinese characters are mostly square in shape, with the majority of characters having frames close to rectangles, although there are exceptions with characters that have fewer strokes. The issue encountered when using Scanahand to generate Chinese fonts is that the position of the generated characters does not align with the original writing, making the typesetting look unattractive. It would be helpful to have a specialized template that adds a square box within each writing frame for positioning, which could then be automatically removed after vectorization. I wonder if this is feasible.
Adapt to Chinese handwritten characters
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Re: Adapt to Chinese handwritten characters
The vertical position should be how you draw the outlines, but the horizontal position is something that is calculated by Scanahand.
We might consider your suggested adaption if more people want such enhancement.
We might consider your suggested adaption if more people want such enhancement.
Re: Adapt to Chinese handwritten characters
I update a sample, please refer it . the key point is that how to delete the rectangle in trace process.