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Expand Up @@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ We use [fontforge](https://fontforge.org/). The font project file is at [white-b

You can do this directly using the fontforge GUI (just open the .sfd file, make changes, and save it), or e.g. using [fontforge's python scripting](https://fontforge.org/docs/scripting/python.html).

To build the release font files, run [./build.sh](./build.sh).
To build the release font files, run [build.sh](./build.sh).

## How to test your changes

We don't know yet! :D

One way to test your changes is by building a .ttf (with [./build.sh](./build.sh)) and then including it in a web page. Be warned, though, that in-game rendering is significantly different from default web rendering. In particular, your characters may look fine on the web, but may overlap in-game.
One way to test your changes is by building a .ttf (with [build.sh](./build.sh)) and then including it in a web page. Be warned, though, that in-game rendering is significantly different from default web rendering. In particular, your characters may look fine on the web, but may overlap in-game.

For now, you will need a ComCODE volunteer to test your changes in-game. This manual testing is expensive, so smaller, simpler diffs are much more likely to be accepted than large or complex ones.

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