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Originally Posted by nabsltd
In most cases, adding weight creates errors in the curves, like overlaps, handles that aren't in spec, etc. If the font is designed well and uses composition properly, then fixing time isn't usually too bad (you fix the base "a" once and it is fixed in all glyphs that use "a" as part of the composite), but without that, a font with just 300 glyphs can take nearly an hour to fix.
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I'm not about the fix the problems adding weight can bring. I found ChareInk6SP with added weight to be OK at the sizes I used it. I don't use large enough sizes for it to be an issue. Besides, all 4 variants would have to be fixed. I'm not spending all that time fixing them.
What I will do is start with the medium versions so I don't have to add as much weight.