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What a beautiful fontStruction! Maybe »m« & »w« are a bit to wide? I like the lovely »&«!
@riccard0 and @thezenmaster1000 Thank you for the compliments.
@beate Thank you so much. I will try a couple alternates for those soon and post a pic.
Beautifully done and full of character (no pun intended ... honestly)
@Frodo7 Thank you. You are right about the floating letters, but there isn't much to be done about it on such a tight grid. Thanks for the vote!
The Simpler, The Better )))
10/10. Awesome work.
(PS: You're welcome.)
Thank you meek!
I added two alternates for the lowercase 'a'.
The two alternates can be found on the © (copyright symbol) and ® (registered symbol) characters.
10 / 10 . .
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@minidonut lol...thank you too. I'm just a novice though. :)
@ibirover Thank you and cool about using it on your website. Can you post a link? I'd love to see it in use.
There are probably tools to make a truetype font embeddable, but I've never done it.
http://ttf2eot.sebastiankippe.com/
I figured it was a spammer, but thought I'd give him a chance to respond. Looking at his profile, it was created today and that was the first comment made.
I've hidden it.
I'm using 2x2 filters and several composite and stacked bricks.
If you need anything else, just ask. :)
Hold your mouse cursor over the My Fontstruct tab near the top of the page and then click Profile.
Grozak, I'd ask Support about it. Click the Support tab at the top of the page. We also have an unofficial forum that you can use.
@Groszak I will not enable cloning.
As for the grid size, I did say "fairly small" in the description.
It's not 7x7. The x-height is 7 grid squares, but the widths vary. The lower case o is 5 grid squares wide and the lower case w is 9 grid squares wide.
In contrast, Aurora Light uses a large grid. The x-height is 132 grid squares and the cap height is close to 200 grid squares.
So, a font that uses many composites, brick stacks, and natural curves all on a 7 grid square x-height...that really is a pretty small grid.
Aphoria said those. Do you think aphoria is going to change his/her license?
Study the shapes you like in other people's fonts, if you have done the work of assembling and manipulating the bricks you will quickly discover how the fontmakers here have made a particular font.
This will also help you to feel less stressed when you can't clone a font. You'll have so much fun making your personal font; this will put you on the path to personal recognition and eventually you'll have earned your own TP :)
So: have the courage to invent, imagine, try, fail and then succeed!
@Groszak I can't tell if there is just a language barrier or you're just trolling.
Why do you always leave open HTML tags in your comments?
@Groszak What are you talking about? Fonstruct definitely allows you to close your tags. In fact, I have to keep coming back here and closing the ones you keep leaving open so everyone else doesn't have to look at a wall of bold, italic text.
@Groszak Seriously, please stop.
Here is an example.
If you want this:
This is italic
This is bold
FS
Then, enter your tags like this:
PS: I think Groszak is just:
1. a spammer
2. not English
3. annoying everyone
PPS: I kinda liked the non-closed bold italic tags. Maybe you could use them after every post? As a surprise for every poster after you.
Bold
Italic
Striked
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