u/FelesLucis

This time, I brought some prints to explain what I mean by that. My font has accented letters, but if I put an accent like this, it will collide with the previous line's letters.

https://imgur.com/a/Ovfc2UF

And since it's based on the medieval chancery script, the letters may descend way lower than modern letters. As an example, I'm showing you the letters p, q, x, w, y, z and ç.

https://imgur.com/kLV1uJi

https://imgur.com/Cp3ORkA

So I'm searching for a way so that letters do not collide, making it easier to read. I tried increasing ascending and descending height on font info, but it didn't work properly. Is there any way to help me with this?

EDIT: I discovered what the problem actually was: FontForge was scaling my glyph so it could maintain the same size as before. I just needed to use CTRL A + CTRL Z to get them in their previous size, but with the new maximum height. Thank you for everything.

Videos showing my problem:

https://youtu.be/-NJq6Q8gJQY

https://youtu.be/jrALQcCdh0A

I'm making my first font and I cannot seem to be able to make characters with a consistent size using inkscape and then sending it to font forge (even though they look like the same weight and height, once I put it on forge forge they aren't anymore. Also, for some reason, I cannot make the descending or ascending line bigger like I was able to months ago. Could you help me with this?

https://imgur.com/a/s0sKeeJ