Large font loses glyph names on export

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BabelStone
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Large font loses glyph names on export

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I have a large CJK font project with 63,153 glyphs. When I export the font as a ttf file, and then open the ttf file in FontCreator, only the first 32,716 glyphs still have their original glyph names, and the glyph names for glyphs #32716 through #63152 are unexpectedly blank. This happens if I select "use current glyph names" or "regenerate for release".

I have noticed this issue in version 13, which I have been using until recently, but when I upgraded to version 15 (15.0.0.2955 64-bit) yesterday I found that the issue still occurs. I can let you have my font project to test if you contact me privately.
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Yes, please send it over!
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Never mind, I found the bug.

I will upload an update soon.
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Re: Large font loses glyph names on export

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Erwin Denissen wrote: Tue Mar 12, 2024 5:26 pm Do give this release a try:

https://www.high-logic.com/tmp/fontcrea ... 67-x64.exe
Thank you, that seems to be working as expected now!

Andrew
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