The purpose of this tutorial font is to show all possible brick combinations that can be used to make a composite, both vertically and horizontally, plus the 3 squares.  There are a maximum of 16 total bricks allowed (plus any 

spaces, see below), but a composite may contain as few as 2 bricks.  Please note that the square combinations of [2×2], [3×3] and [4×4] are duplicated in both the vertical and horizontal sets.

Empty spaces *also* count toward the maximum number of allowed bricks, but due to the numerous possible combinations, composites that include empty spaces are not included here.  Simply recognize that you CAN make composites with empty spaces in them, and when bordered by bricks, empty spaces WILL be included in your total composite count...

For example: in the first set of vertical composites [1×2] to [1×16], there are ~1.789 × 10^40 possible combinations that can be generated from the current brick sets (Core set = 241 bricks + Connect set = 86 bricks) plus empty spaces.

And for the simplest composites that can be made -- either [1×2] or [2×1] -- there are 106,929 unique composites (327×327) that can be made for each direction, vertical or horizontal.

It is HIGHLY recommended that you clone this font and use the outline feature to view the resulting composite structures: activate Expert Mode, then use the Keyboard Shortcut "O" to toggle the Outline Mode on and off.

Once a composite is created, don't forget that you may also ERASE bricks from it in a process called "padding." This can help you remove bricks along an edge or corner(s) of your composite.  The following links explain composites in greater detail:

Composite Bricks

Composite Bricks with Padding

As I recently mentioned to another FontStructor, composites are an EXTREMELY powerful tool when creating fonts.  However, the trick in creating them effectively is that you must not only consider HOW you want the resulting brick to look in the end, but also have the foresight to plan which bricks you may need to INCLUDE -- then subsequently ERASE -- from your composite brick to achieve you goal.

Good luck, and Happy FontStructing!  :^)

Inspirations for this font: tm Extend by thalamic, STF_WIDTH SHIFT by Sed4tives, and Exdended by 18man
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Make each letter any width you like.

Type a capital letter for the left half, then extenders (but you don't have to), then the same lowercase letter for the right half. The more extenders that are inserted between the two halves, the wider the letter becomes.

I and T are exceptions, where the extenders are placed before and after the halves, not between.

Other exceptions are M, W, and Y, which are split into three, and extenders are placed between the left, middle, and right thirds.

The ? is split between ? and /

The extenders are located at @#$%^&*`, with [] being specific for the I, and {} being specific for the T to get proper spacing between those two letters.

How to extend the letters: A@@a, B##b, C$$c, D$$d, E##e, F%%f, G##g or G$$g or G$$##g, H^^h, [[Ii]], J$$j or J&&j or J&&$$j ⟨or J$$j}} or J&&j}} or J&&$$j}}⟩, K^^k, L&&l, M**(**m, N**n, O$$o, P%%p, Q$$q, R%%r, S##s, {{Tt}}, U&&u, V&&v, W&&)&&w, X^^x, Y^^|^^y, Z##z, ?``/

Some alternates in lower case and filled counter glyphs also included.

A legible christmas gift for y'all.

Inspired by drift phonk.

WILL ADD MORE GLYPHS SOON

My attempt at doing the FontStruct logo font.

Filters used:

1    - Horizontal Brick Size
0.9 - Vertical Brick Size
0.9 - Horizontal Grid Scale
1    - Vertical Grid Scale

 may change at any time!!!!!

This started out as a joke, but it just kept getting more interesting to me as it was developed. 
Completed countertops can contain at least two pieces: an uppercase and lowercase letter. The left side of the counter starts with a capital letter, which has a corresponding right side piece in the same lower case letter. Numbers and Shifted Numbers contain center pieces that can be typed in multiples. 
The <>, [], and {} make special faux perspective counter pairs. Use sparingly.