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Great Work!
ok i found the font
http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/202337
by stefan
maybe inconciently i based Trium in this font, in this case the Z & 2 look like a 7, the S like a = , the 3 like a D, the G like an L,
another think any characther have the same glyphs like Z & 2 and q & 9
maybe , there should be an average version
Just to show you ambiguity and queerness is not a problem for me I made a sample with my most beloved pixellized font of all time (I used it many times in my artistic work). It is not a strict 3x3 grid, because some characters are more on a 2x3 grid. Its name is "emp pix" by designer Peter Zharnov and you can find it on Dafont.com
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Hello, Juan Casco (DarkoJuan), good to see new designs that employ many of the now more common glyphs, which makes them quite legible to me. I saw in the late years that people can read with always fewer matrix dots; this makes me happy, and confident for my own mappings (all to be released a.s.a.p.). A 3x3 grid causes a lot of ambiguities, that's sure! I am looking forward to seeing an addition of a lowercase of yours, in the x-height of your choice, if you think it's worth the hassle/headache/waste of life. A complete Ascii set of characters would be ideal, to begin with. Then, the comments would get a lot more useful than they are for the moment, since a-z and the symbols will force you to change your selection from the valid 3x3 glyphs, and not 3x5 as I can see from your symbols. In the meantime, the rich weight of your Trium darkens the gray evenly, which is a good feature, almost like an engraving at distance, with squared cut contours. Summary: Trium = 3x4 font (Q out of grid). Several fanciful characters (where 'M' thumbs its nose to the expected Latin shape). I need't test/invalidate more at the moment. For me, 1 % of the work is done (99% when Ascii will be reached, +1% for the style). I hope this is an incentive, else: good job, already, and welcome to this surprising world of feasibility. :-)
Quoted PM on 2013-05-21 by "Account Moved (Groszak)" > Subject: Forgot 1 font > Message: @dpla. you forgot 1 font url (http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/315051)
Well (I replied via PM and here), FYI, PiotrGrochowski, a handful of years after, in 2018, my list of related 'micro' fonts is still pending about 200-300 reviews, for my collection (of comparison - FS is only a part of it). I can confirm, as a veteran specialist now, that the new members often give this very simple and funny design a try (very low-res pixel text characters are quick to do, but too complicated to complete as a valid font in general, you know this despite of my great encouragement). Now that you are -supposedly- a teen, you think you can behave like a young offender, in private or not…
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NEWS: I am going to post 3+1 related designs, after resuming my main project (along with the Wikipedian page). Fontstruct is an agreable place to be, never spoil this spirit!
Err.: “before resuming”. The reason: a lot of voxel art involved, tons of images/ani…
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