You do have sketch font options in the Design Store. If you sketch the design with sketch pens after creating your text, youРІР‚в„ўll just get the outline with no fill. Silhouette CAMEOР’В®, PortraitР’В®, or CurioРІвЂћСћР”Р„s you probably know, simply typing regular text in Silhouette StudioР’В® creates unfilled text.Sketch pens or an adjustable pen holder.Couldn't seem to identify why or how that happened.Р”Р‡ranklin Gothic was also an outlier in that it was acting normally when I modified that text box individually, but when I selected more than one text box (like in the gif above) it showed a little jump at 50/60.but only the second line jumped, rather than the sort of jump in the gif where both lines move up to the top of the bounding box.Have you ever created a design with text where you wanted to use your sketch pens and have the font filled in? Kelly here to show you a few tricks to fill in those fonts! Supplies Needed:

Some especially weird stuff was happening with Lucida Grande.I had two different text boxes with the same specs and one of them showed the bug and one of them was acting normally. So when I set 50/50, it appeared as 50/60. At the other ratios, though, they were 10 pixels too loose. It looks like when they hit 50/60 they actually jump to the correct line-height: I measured 60 pixels between the baselines. I noticed trouble with Caecilia LT, Lucida Grande, Franklin Gothic, and Sentinel. I've been tinkering a little more and tested a handful of fonts by setting 50/58 then increasing the line-height to 50/62. and here's a table showing some problem fonts and their magic values as well as the actual amount of extra space added at different sizes: In case it helps anyone, this is a diff output (using sfddiff) comparing an original (problematic) copy of Interstate and a re-export from Glyphs Mini. Temporary solution: Open the font in something like Glyphs Mini (google it), change the family name (add 'FIX' or something just so you can tell it apart) and export to.

Earlier it was displaying the incorrect leading, but now it's fine. Meaning, the space above the first line in your text box.Р”В¬lue 3: As someone else mentioned, Lucida Grande is behaving especially strangely. You can test this by finding the magic ratio, then change leading to '0' (it will set itself to 'auto') and you'll notice the leading doesn't change.Р”В¬lue 2: The ascender changes at the magic leading value. Rather, the magic ratio is whatever the font's default leading is. I'm trying to figure out what exactly about the font file causes it, so if anyone has any ideas please share. This issue has been driving me nuts lately. Has anyone else had issues with this? Anyone discovered a good workaround or any info on why it happens?Р”В®DIT: Temporary solution found! See below. We were really looking forward to using Sketch, but this is a deal breaker for us since if affects one of our primary typefaces. I contacted Sketch support and they said that it's a known bug without a solution. At first we thought maybe it was OTF vs TTF, but both fonts shown here are OTF so that can't be it. Can't seem to figure out why some fonts are affected and some aren't. The font on the left is not affected and shows up properly, while the font on the right exhibits the bug. Additionally, when the font size/leading ratio is 5/6 (.8333) things get even stranger and tighten way up. Affected fonts show up with too much leading. Our team is trying Sketch and we quickly ran into a typography bug that's a real bummer.Р”Р‡or some fonts, the line-height displays incorrectly.

EDIT: Darwin Campa found a fix for this that involves opening the affected font files in Glyphs Mini and saving them right back out again with a modified name.

Sketch show font glyphs