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@p2pnut: sure he was, especially with the old version that contained a portrait of himself. Actually he was quite shocked and that became quite awkward, hahaha.
Now I wanna make a game!
Actually, dingbats, ANSI graphics and "tiles" serve a function that typography wasn't really prepared for and wound-up taking it in a whole new course. It is powerful and artistic, just as your font tiles or fontbats are, and hasn't really been tapped to near its full potential.
There used to be a day when ANSI graphics ruled online bulletin boards and gaming. And your font shows off the power of the FontStructor, so I think it is a well deserved TP.
Winty... A D & D game with knights and armor? I'll help dungenmaster! LOL
Great idea. This works best with an image editor like photopea (online - https://www.photopea.com), which has a character map built in, that lets you select a "glyph" from a font to insert without needing to know which glyph maps to what letter. You can then create an image to use for whatever you want to use it for.
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