This is based on a fully pixelized (i.e. no smoothing at all) version of the Cube World 'resource1.dat' font, but with proper lowercase characters, and a lot of extra characters added as well.
It will probably have additional work done on it, so check back for updates.
The current version is 20190922.
This is a cloneIf you're playing the Cube World steam release, this is probably the font you want. The star is in place of the ± symbol, so the UI looks correct. This variant has much cleaner lowercase characters.
Cubish EPX is a re-imagining of the 'resource1.dat' block letter font from Cube World, now with less coarse pixelization and more consistent 'EPX-style' pixel filtering for smoother angles and spacing. A number of unclear characters have been cleaned up as well, especially in the international extended Latin characters. A dot was added to the numeral zero to disambiguate it from the letter O, as well.
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This is a clone of Cubish EPX Extended TweakedHershey Dot Cartographic with the 'dot size' increased to 2x, which is more similar to what the paper expected the dot size to be. (In fact, the paper may expect the dot size even larger, but fontstruct's filters don't let it get any larger than 2!)
This is a clone of Hershey Dot CartographicThis is a rendition of one of A. V. Hershey's dot fonts from his 1967 paper "Calligraphy for Computers", the "Cartographic" (sans-serif) font, plus a number of glyphs imported from the "Mathematical" font, as well as many additional glyphs drawn in the same/similar style to the original glyphs. This font actually dates to at least as early as June 1963, as it is featured on some diagrams in Hershey's "The Plotting of Maps on a CRT Printer" paper.
The standard font sets of the HD44780A00 and UA02 combined, using only the 5x8 characters, and preferring the UA02 ones where there are differences between the two sets (the cent sign for instance). Characters with dual or triple purposes are filling all of their potential slots.
Note that the following 'basic ASCII' characters differ between the -A00 and UA02 masks of the HD44780: 'A', 'S', 'g', 'i', 'm', 'w', '[', and 'ェ'. As of the update on 20201127, all of these in this font are using the UA02 version.
20231122: Now that FontStruct supports characters outside the Unicode BMP, I added the "Bell" character. I also added the Cyrillic Capital Yu, which I'd somehow overlooked. Thanks, ewpa, for pointing it out.
The standard font sets of the HD44780A00 and UA02 combined, using only the 5x8 characters, and preferring the A00 ones where there are differences between the two sets (the cent sign for instance). Characters with dual or triple purposes are filling all of their potential slots.
Note that the following 'basic ASCII' characters differ between the -A00 and -UA02 masks of the HD44780: 'A', 'S', 'g', 'i', 'm', 'w', '[', and 'ェ'. All of these charaters are using the A00 version here.
20231115: Corrections to a few characters with errors ('7', '[', 'ェ')
20231122: Now that FontStruct supports characters outside the Unicode BMP, I added the "Bell" character. I also added the Cyrillic Capital Yu, which I'd somehow overlooked. Thanks, ewpa, for pointing it out.
A version of PeeCee with the monospace mode turned on (the original font is from 2008, before Rob implemented monospace mode on FontStruct!) and the scanlines thickened up a bit.
I've added a number of unicode characters as well, now that FontStruct supports them, such as the box-drawing characters. I think the font now has full Codepage 437 coverage, and some other code pages besides.
This is a clone of PeeCee