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I'm working on a project for which I use the open source font family Inter (TTF). The application only accepts ttf files and only one font can be assigned to a given textbox or label. So if a user needs support for latin and Chinese/Japanese/Korean, they're out of luck. So I've downloaded the open-source NotoSansfor CJK languages (OTF). But I don't want to replace Inter with NotoSans for latin glyphs. So effectively what I need to do is add the extra glyphs from, for example NotoSans-JP-regular.otf into Inter-regular.ttf and export it as a new font.