There are several ways to generate new glyphs
Choose ⌘⇧G to bring up the glyph generation dialog.
or pressIn the dialog, enter the glyph names for the glyphs to generate, separated by spaces or newlines, and press
.Instead of mere glyph names, you can generate glyphs with recipes using operators:
florin=Fhook
A.half+E=AE
A+ringcomb.lower=Aring
uni4000:uni43FF
Switch to Font view ⌘⌥1
In the sidebar, select the language group (e.g., Languages > Latin > Western European) you want to add to your font. You see the missing glyphs count in the badge.
Right click its sidebar entry.
In the window that pops up, select all glyphs you want to generate and click
.Switch to Font view ⌘⌥1
At the bottom, press the Plus button or choose ⌘⌥⇧N. A new glyph cell appears with an unnamed glyph, and its name selected for editing.
Type either a valid glyph name (contains only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, period, hyphen, underscore) or the character itself. If you pause for a second, the glyph name will offer autocomplete options if it matches the beginning of a glyph in the built-in glyph database.
Confirm by pressing the Return key ⏎. The glyph name will be transformed into a human-readable ‘nice name’ immediately.