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StrokeScribbler 2025Kai BernauPython ToolingIn late 2024, Kai Bernau brought me on to the project, in the hopes that I could develop a RoboFont tool to visualize a Noordzij-ian method of drawing inside the glyph editor. Download ↓
The tool is based around StrokeFlattener, a custom implimentation of both the FlattenPen and SamplingPen functionailties. Supplying the pen with a dictionary of indexes and point counts as `approximateSegmentLength`, it will sample the contour but if you give it an integer it will calculate the distance to subdivide the contour.
Research for Beyond Bézier was carried out by Matthieu Cortat-Roller, Alice Savoie, Kai Bernau, Radim Peško, Micha Wasem and Florence Yerly. The project started in September 2023 and was completed in May 2025. StrokeScribbler Logo by Kai Bernau
RoboFont Extension UI and glyphEditor viewDrawbot animation using StrokeFlattener.