Yes,

First turn your “Asmall” into “A.smcp” etc.

in your classes panel make
3 new opentype classes:
one being _ smcp1: “a.smcp b.smcp c.smcp d.smcp e.smcp f.smcp g.smcp h.smcp i.smcp j.smcp k.smcp l.smcp m.smcp n.smcp o.smcp p.smcp q.smcp r.smcp s.smcp t.smcp u.smcp v.smcp w.smcp x.smcp y.smcp z.smcp”
and the second being _ “upca1: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z”
and the last one _ “lowca1: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z”

in the opentype panel add 2 new featues.
the first one:
feature smcp {
sub @lowca1 by @smcp1;
} smcp;
the second one
feature c2sc {
sub @upca1 by @smcp1;
} c2sc;

The smcp feature changes your lowercase glyps in that class into smallcaps. And the c2sc feature kicks in when you select all smallcaps in indesign. You can add glyphs into the groups but make sure that there is an equal amount of glyphs in each group. Then compile and export your font. Should work.

Thanks a lot!

im starting to understand a little bit about codes in Fontlab :D

ill try it tomorrow, and i’ll tell you how it work

Thxs!!

Ferch

Tipografía-Montevideo

It worked perfectly

I added the lower case numbers to “@smcp1” so i can have both,

im starting to learn XD

thanks

Ferch

Tipografía-Montevideo