- About Hershey Fonts.
- Hershey fonts are vector fonts made of strokes. Currently, there is no official TTF/OTF support for Hershey.
- However, Hershey fonts have been widely used in the astronomy community (pre-Python).
- To be able to keep the style, AVHershey-OTF profiles a OTF "projection" of the original Hershey fonts (another approach to map the Hershey font can be found here).
- Here, for personal use, based on AVHershey-OTF, I ddded italic styles and a few missing fonts (uni2299,
$\odot$ for example) then created TTF files. - I will try to update the fonts by adding more missing characters.
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AVHershey Complex (which contains the most characters):
- Light,
- Light Italic,
- Medium,
- Medium Italic,
- Heavy,
- Heavy Italic.
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AVHershey Duplex:
- Light,
- Light Italic,
- Medium,
- Medium Italic,
- Heavy,
- Heavy Italic.
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AVHershey Simplex:
- Light,
- Light Italic,
- Medium,
- Medium Italic,
- Heavy,
- Heavy Italic.
