Hi there, so i just started with typography etc. a couple of weeks ago. I now wanted to turn my handwriting into a font. As a font editor I'm using type 3.2. My plan was to vectorize my letters, save them as a svg and import them to type 3.2. To do that, I wanted to use the live tracing tool. Unfortunately it takes all the texture of my letters away. I tried all kind of different settings, but nothing worked... I'm just wondering how professionals keep this "textured" look in their fonts, e.g. this one: File “Script Fonts Product Images ~ Wild Spirit Font… ~ Creative M...” http://take.ms/HzcRu This is how my letters look like: File “svg.svg_ @ 50% (CMYK_GPU Preview) 2017-03-24 23.18.14.png” When I trace them, this is how they look like (the very best): File “svg.svg_ @ 50% (CMYK_GPU Preview) 2017-03-24 23.22.26.png” The image of the letters is 5500 x 3000 and almost 3mb big - so I don't think the solution is the problem? I appreciate any tips, advice or ideas! Cheers, Sinikka ... View more

I'm having a problem with my new laptop that everytime I create a video I get a red line on the timeline. I then have to render the selection before I export it to media encoder. This takes enormous amounts of time. Then, when I create a video with my desktop I never get the redline. I now figured that it is because the GPU is not accelerated and there is no option to do so. I also tried the cudo card method where you put the name of the graphicscard in the file in your adobe directory, but there is no such a file... Any ideas? ... View more