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After a few hours of initial work, the 2048 UPM version renders almost identical in both Figma and web browsers compared to the current 2816 UPM version:
The biggest downside of converting to 2048 UPM is that design work gets harder since 1dp@11dp no longer corresponds to a power-of-two number which in turn means that a assisting grid for snapping and visual assist is no longer possible. I think this is a totally okay trade off.
Thanks @kenmcd for catching that. It is an issue with the new version of glyphsLib. I've added a work-around and made a fresh build which can be grabbed from the main post above.
I've started work on converting Inter to UPM 2048 in the
upm2048
branchTwo key reasons for this change:
After a few hours of initial work, the 2048 UPM version renders almost identical in both Figma and web browsers compared to the current 2816 UPM version:
The biggest downside of converting to 2048 UPM is that design work gets harder since 1dp@11dp no longer corresponds to a power-of-two number which in turn means that a assisting grid for snapping and visual assist is no longer possible. I think this is a totally okay trade off.
Latest test build: Inter-4.00-e77ce318de.zip
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