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+tag: "CTRS"
+display_name: "Contrast"
+min_value: -100.0
+default_value: 0.0
+max_value: 100.0
+precision: 1
+fallback {
+ name: "Reversed"
+ value: -100.0
+}
+fallback {
+ name: "None"
+ value: 0.0
+}
+fallback {
+ name: "High"
+ value: 100.0
+}
+illustration_url: "contrast.svg"
+description:
+ "Contrast describes the stroke width difference"
+ " between the thick and thin parts of the font glyphs."
+ "A value of zero indicates no visible/apparent contrast."
+ "A positive number indicates an increase in contrast relative to"
+ " the zero-contrast thickness, achieved by making the thin stroke"
+ " thinner. A value of 100 indicates that the thin stroke has"
+ " disappeared completely."
+ "A negative value indicates “reverse contrast”: the strokes"
+ " which would conventionally be thick in the writing system are"
+ " instead made thinner. In western-language fonts this"
+ " might be perceived as a 19th-century, “circus” or"
+ " “old West” effect. A value of -100 indicates that the strokes"
+ " which would normally be thick have disappeared completely."
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