jf open-huninn Font Documentation

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https://github.com/justfont/open-huninn-font

An open-source, rounded Traditional Chinese typeface optimized for Taiwanese users. Based on Kosugi Maru and Varela Round, it features expanded character sets including Bopomofo, Taiwanese Hokkien (Tai-lo) Romanization, and support for the jf7000 charset. Released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

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What's inside jf open-huninn

  1. Overview of jf open-huninn

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    jf open-huninn is an open-source Traditional Chinese Rounded Typeface developed by justfont. It is designed specifically for Taiwanese typographic needs, building upon the Japanese open-source font Kosugi Maru and the Latin font *Varela Round$.

    Key Features

    • Glyph Expansion: Includes over 2,700 characters and symbols, covering frequently used Traditional Chinese characters, Bopomofo (Zhuyin) symbols, and Taiwanese Hokkien (Tai-lo) Romanization characters.
    • Design Refinements: Optimized grayscale rendering (uniform stroke weight), improved character spacing, and adjusted glyph proportions for better legibility.
    • Taiwanese Typesetting Standards: Punctuation has been repositioned to be centered within the grid, conforming to Traditional Chinese typesetting conventions rather than Japanese standards.
    • jf7000 Support: Fully supports the jf7000 charset range, including Taiwanese and Hakka Romanization.
  2. Key features and improvements in jf open 粉圓

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    The jf open 粉圓 font is an adaptation of the 'Kosugi Maru' (小杉圓體) font, specifically optimized for Taiwanese usage and typography.

    Key improvements include:

    • Stroke Design: Adjustments to stroke thickness uniformity and layout for better visual balance.
    • Typography Adjustments: Punctuation marks have been updated from Japanese standards to Traditional Chinese standards.
    • Character Expansion: Added approximately 2,700 characters, including common Taiwanese Hanzi, Bopomofo (注音符號), and Taiwanese Romanization (臺客語拼音/漢字).
  3. License and usage rights for jf open 粉圓

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    The jf open 粉圓 font is released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

    Under this license, you are permitted to:

    • Free Application: Use, study, or use the font for commercial applications without payment, notification, or attribution. However, you may not sell the font itself as a product.
    • Free Distribution: Share, copy, or install the font files on any hardware or software.
    • Free Modification: Modify or remake the font files into other font files, provided that the modified versions are also released under the same SIL Open Font License.

    For full legal details, refer to the SIL Open Font License 1.1 - SPDX.

  4. Disclaimer regarding font accuracy and liability

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    Users should be aware of the following:

    • No Liability: justfont assumes no responsibility for the download, installation, or any issues/damages resulting from the use of this font.
    • Accuracy: While the font has undergone multiple proofreading sessions, its absolute accuracy is not guaranteed. For formal or professional use, users are advised to manually verify the correctness of the characters.
  5. License terms for jf open-huninn

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    The typeface is released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (OFL 1.1).

    Permissions

    • Use: Free to use for personal or commercial purposes without payment, notification, or attribution.
    • Distribute: Free to share, copy, or install on any device, firmware, or software.
    • Modify: Free to modify the font to create derivative works.

    Restrictions

    • No Standalone Sale: You may not sell the typeface itself as a standalone product.
    • Derivative Licensing: Any derivative works based on this font must also be released under the same SIL Open Font License (OFL 1.1).
  6. Changelog for jf open-huninn

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    Version History

    • 2.1 (Sep. 19, 2024): Added and adjusted 727 characters to fulfill the jf 7000 charset range.
    • 2.0 (Mar. 14, 2023): Added and adjusted 1,168 characters.
    • 1.1 (Apr. 4, 2020): Added 301 Taiwanese and Hokkien characters; corrected character outlines, curves, and phonetic notation alignment.
    • 1.0 (Mar. 14, 2020): First release.