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Thank you!
I did a quick rename as follows:

for f in *; do mv "$f" "${f// /}"; done # remove spaces
for f in *; do mv "$f" "${f//no/no-}"; done # add dash after Mono
for f in *; do mv "$f" "${f//Regular/}"; done # remove Regular

After that the build succeeded.

Thank you for the awesome tool - enjoying the ligatures a lot! :)

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Hmm.. the filenames for the fonts are different than what I have and the script is expecting. There should be no spaces in the filename.

I'll need to update the script to handle both, but in the meantime, remove the spaces and also get rid of the word Regular. That should fix the problem.

Thanks!

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It worked, the otf files are in the build folder. Thanks!

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i had this issue all day this is so overwhelming :(

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@Zed-M can you send me the output? Also what is in the ./original folder?

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I have an issue similar to this.

This is what outputs for every font it tries.

here is my ./original folder.

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@FakeDazon apparently the script is not running the ttx command on the original font files. What happens when you type ttx on the command line?

ttx is used to convert .otf files to .ttx (XML) so the tool can add the ligatures. Then it uses the command to convert it back to an .otf file. So if ttx is not in the path, the tool will not be able to do anything.

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this happens

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Did you make sure you installed fonttools? It's one of the prerequisites.

You need to install Python, then install fonttools using pip/pip3. See the README.

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i installed both i believe

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yeah here i installed it. i attempted building it right after, and it didnt work

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If you look at the WARNING, you'll see that the fonttools folder is not in the PATH.

Make sure you add that folder to the PATH. Then close and reopen the command prompt.

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