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november clouds 

by Poiqzy (Poiqz)
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8459518 Published: 13th November, 2017
Last edited: 13th November, 2017
Created: 8th November, 2017

simple cursive pixel font

capitals are for connecting after a letter with a stroke ending on the median

real capitals are at unicode spaces 0040-007E

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    Denial 

    by Elementalist
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    400982 Published: 22nd November, 2011
    Last edited: 27th November, 2011
    Created: 22nd November, 2011
    This is an attempt to put D'Nealian script into a monospace font. It will look weird in many cases, but if you want to make your code look classy, this might be nice.
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        Spatial Denial 

        by Elementalist
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        1502130 Published: 16th July, 2025
        Last edited: 24th January, 2012
        Created: 10th January, 2012
        This is a variable-width version of my attempt to put D'Nealian script into a monospace font (in other words, a normal looking version of Denial). Spacing should be much tighter for letters like 'i', 'l', punctuation, and the numbers. I removed the box drawing characters and most of the ugly dingbats from TCODenial (which were mainly for compatibility anyway). The font is still very tall, 20 px from top to bottom at the lowest pixel-perfect-lines resolution (16 or 12 pt. font, depending on your program). The height is mostly because of the accent marks in the Latin-1 block.        This is a clone of TCODenial
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