This is the "Un-Mono" version of RDT Pixelscript Mono

What makes it different from RDT Pixelscript?

Honestly, not much. The original font's design philosophy focused on 5x5 pixel uppercase letters and 4x5 pixel lowercase letters. Eventually, in the Mono version, all letters concentrate on the 4x5 pixel grid philosophy. This version removes that restrictions and allows exceptions with letters M, V, W, X, and other symbols that couldn't easily be expressed in a 4px width.

An enhanced version of the Mono revision has been made called RDT Pixelscript Plus Mono with a design philosophy of a 5x7 pixel grid, with a max height of 13px.

This is the original version of the font. I suggest you look into the following revisions:

- RDT Pixelscript Mono

- RDT Pixelscript Un-Mono

- RDT Pixelscript Plus Mono

This font is based on previous versions called:

- [RDT Pixelscript Un-Mono]

- [RDT Pixelscript Mono]

- [RDT Pixelscript]

Those fonts were mostly restricted to a width of 4-5 pixels and a height of 5 pixels, with little to no support for Extended Latin or other Unicode sets.
This new enhanced revision now limits to a 5x7 (for basic letters and numbers) or 5x13 (for everything else) grid supports:
- More Latin (Latin-1 Supplement)
- Extended Latin A
- Essential Cyrillic
- Sitelen Pona (UCSUR-Compliant, Codepoints-Only)
- Box Drawings
- Geometric Shapes Symbols
- Arrow Drawings

RDT is a short name for the codename RPG De Tanger(ine), which is now called From The Roots, so perhaps this should've been called FTR Pixelscript <revision/modification> instead...

This font is the monospaced version of a font named RDT Pixelscript.

Later on, an "Un-Mono" version was created, expanding on this version by adding legibility to somewhat unreadable letters and eliminating monospacing. Eventually, a new version was built on top of it, creating RDT Pixelscript Plus Mono

This font is mostly restricted to a 4x5 grid, only supporting basic latin and box drawing symbols.