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Font that can turn any text editor into a tile-based map editor for games. Useful for game developers. Made by request from a friend.

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Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “MapperKit” is now a Top Pick.
Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 17th april 2014
A lot of hard work (and skill) has gone into creating this - hope your friend was pleased :)
Comment by p2pnut 17th april 2014
Never thought something like this would ever earn a TP. Thanks a lot, but honestly, I don't think it deserves that special mention.

@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.

Comment by Neoqueto 18th april 2014
Ummm...LOL

Now I wanna make a game!
Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 13th june 2014
Cool.

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
Comment by SymbioticDesign 13th june 2014

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.

Comment by tsafontstruct 12th march 2021

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