: Combining Unicode Characters in Illustrator I am trying to get Illustrator to display my unicode font correctly (i.e. the way every other program is displaying it). I am currently using the Noto
I am trying to get Illustrator to display my unicode font correctly (i.e. the way every other program is displaying it). I am currently using the Noto font, which I know can display all the characters I need.
The character I'm having an issue with is: ı̨ (dotless i with ogonek).
As far as I can tell, this is created by combining U+0131 and U+0328.
Illustrator only seems to output the dotless i (U+0131) without the ogonek. In the glyph panel, I can access the i with the dot and the ogonek (U+012f), but that is ultimately not the character I need.
Thank you for your help.
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I honestly have no idea what's going on here. I can't get them to combine correctly from direct input at all but I could get them to combine correctly by pasting an ogonek directly before the dotless i... then two minutes later I try again and it doesn't work.
It's not ideal but as a workaround you can simply kern both glyphs to the correct position. Again, Illustrator is doing some weird things here; sometimes I can kern the glyphs (after inputing them directly after one another) with no problem and sometimes they're instantly combined and treated as a single character (although not visually)... So a workaround for the workaround; input the glyphs with a space between and kern from there.
So you input; ogonek + space + dotless i (the blue square is just the indicator for the space with "Show Hidden Characters" on):
And kern (I turned off "Show Hidden Characters" and placed a regular i+ogonek for reference):
Not ideal, but a workaround if you're really stuck and can't figure out a proper fix.
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