One brick, many designs.

A font with all the letters made in one tile, because i had too much fun with expert mode's "Stacking" pen

3x5 to 3x7

Created on a 1×1 grid with composite bricks

A font I designed around 2016 for a DSRPG prototype on the Game Boy Advance.

- WORK IN PROGRESS -

A font for making hexagonal grids and maps.

You can make a map which is infinitely wide and up to 6 rows tall. This will increase to 26 rows tall once I figure out why the spacing breaks down after 6. Once this problem is solved, I'll begin adding setpieces and more tile variations!

13SEP2018: I never did figure out a way to stop the spacing from breaking down. No matter where I place the 7th row or how I alter the spacing, it's always out of place...

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- INSTRUCTIONS -

Type starting with a or A, then b or B, up through fF, to build a column.

Once the map is as tall as you want it, repeat these letters to make the next column.

Use UPPER CASE to create land/floors and lower case to create water/walls.

"A" or "a" must be present in each sequence and each letter must be in its proper place and order for the map to generate properly. Making of irregular maps is possible, but it takes some cleverness to get them to look even. This problem seems to be insurmountable, sorry!

Use six spaces to create a void with the same width as a hex...

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- MAPS TO TRY -

(Copy one, scroll up to the preview & use View -> "User Input" -> Ctrl+V)

1. Plains: ABCDEFABCDEFABCDEFABCDEFABCDEFABCDEFABCDEF

2. River & Pond: ABCDEFabcdEFABCDefABCDEFABcdEFAbcDEFABCDEF

3. Small Maze: aBCdeFABCDEfabcDEfABcdEfaBCDEFabcDefABCdEf

4. Honeycomb: AbCdEfABCDEFAbCdEfABCDEFAbCdEfABCDEFAbCdEf

5. Space: abcdefabcdEfabcdefaBCDefaBCDefabCdefabcdef

6. Coastline: abcdefABcdefABCdefABCDefABCDEfABCDEFABCDEF

7. Stripes: abcdefABCDEFabcdefABCDEFabcdefABCDEFabcdef

8. Broken Terrain: ABA      ACDFABCDEFABEABCDEF

9: Yin Yang: AbcdefAbcDefAbcdefABcDefABCDEfABcDEfABCDEf

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Using antialiasing broke the tile arrangements in my graphics software. You may be luckier, but I recommend having both antialiasing and kerning turned OFF.

Have fun!

Donjon16: My take on a dungeon font. Create your layout with A-Z, move the caret to right after the room you want to edit, then type the letter for a trap, monster, and/or object and it will appear in that room. You can stack multiple smaller creatures or objects inside a room.

When one room's opening runs into another's wall, it makes a distinctive notch in the wall. I consider these to be closed or secret doors, but your design doesn't have to have them. :^)

Only the smaller monsters/items can fit into the corridors. However, you can fit up to three of the smaller monsters into a single corridor (5 if you use the 4-way corridor)!

This was actually designed to make minimap graphics for one of my games, and derives some inspiration from the maps in early Zelda games (The Legend of Zelda, The Adventure of Link, Link's Awakening, Link to the Past, etc.).

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- ROOMS & MAP SYMBOLS -

ÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕ = floor number markers (B7 to F16)

×ØÙÚ = compass markers (North, East, West, South)

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP = 16x16 rooms

RSTUVW = corridors

space bar = empty voids

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- PLACEABLE THINGS -

(These all have a negative spacing, so they must be typed AFTER the room you want to put them in.)

X = teleporter or Magic Stone

YZ = stairs up/down (They take up the entire room)

0123456789 = traps & hazards - spike trap, pit trap, ice trap, trapdoor trap, teleport trap, arrow/dart trap, etc. (They can overlap monsters; use some discretion)

abcde,fghij,klmn = small monsters - kobolds/goblins, humanoids/skeletons, slimes (They appear in a cross or X shaped grid, max 5 per room, 9 if you use them together)

opqr,stuv = medium monsters - skulls, bats/imps (They appear in corners, max 4 per room)

wxyz = big monsters - knight, dragon, serpent, big skull (They take up the entire room)

!@#$%^&*()[]{}\|<>?/:';" = equipment - weapons, armor, potions, maps/scrolls, runes, compass, and more (Usually takes up a whole room)

`~_=-+ = gold, gems, key, chests (Usually takes up a whole room)

àáâãäåæçèéêëìíîïðñòóôõö÷ = special characters (NOT YET IMPLEMENTED) 

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- TIPS -

Make the dungeon layout first, THEN start adding things to it.

Better to have a treasure vault guarded by monsters in the next room than to try to cram them all into the same room. The same holds true with many traps.

If you use the floor number markers, you can have up to 23 floors in all - 7 below-ground and 16 above-ground.

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Here is a font to implement a simple ASCII Art drawing package.

A set of decorative tiles for use as dividers, to call  for attention when placed in texts, to use as web backgrounds, etcetc.

UC is 8x8,  LC is  7x7.

This is not just another tile set that simply uses a wider variety of brick in each glyph. I added "twists". I wonder how long before someone notices ;)

Based on the decorative identity squares that FontStruct members get when they join. My design is based on the elaborate squares of Lady Quadretti. I just had to replace the decorative bricks with the plain square which showed how much Quadretta relies on the variety of bricks to be interesting and different.

A Designer's font with decorative tiles instead of letters as we know them. I think they'd make nice borders. Lord Quadretto has a sample of a frame.

A decorative font to celebrate my birthday month  :) Inspired by Art Deco elements I saw on a shop window and one of my early designer-cizes (did I just invent this word??lol) which thankfully I had kept private ;) because it was too muddle-messy to show.

I think that this version looks good enough to offer as my June freebee :D

I'll add further diacritics to complete the 'More Latin' band if somebody needs them

Clone of Château. My contribution to Fontout 8 hence I removed a few glyphs.

After Floraeolien which was intended to give simple blocky decorative elements, and the usual text-suitable fonts I make, I simply had to mix the two... Meet CARRELAGE, the tile for the visually challenged.

I was playing with tiles and designed this font as units to create visual texture. Hiding letters in them came to me by accident when I did an overlay instead of a straight copy-paste. The letters are pleasently difficult to see -  but for tiling interesting units in large sizes this font should be suitable.