microsoft / microsoft/maker.js
Show an example opentype.RenderOptions object
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Description
Hey. I don’t understand which object to transfer as the last argument to
new Text (font: opentype.Font, text: string, fontSize: number, combine ?: boolean, centerCharacterOrigin ?: boolean, bezierAccuracy ?: number, opentypeOptions ?: opentype.RenderOptions): Text,
because I have opentype.RenderOptions === undefined?
And how do I make a thin (neat) font?
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Research direction
Start with the Text constructor signature in the issue and locate the RenderOptions type definition. Add an example of a valid opentypeOptions object, explain why opentype.RenderOptions is undefined, and clarify how the requested thin-font result relates to the available options.
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- typescript
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