What started out as a simple sidequest, to try and extend AidenFont's blot soon became a great collab between me and @lvqille, and after most of my fonts were deleted, I had to start from scratch. Dumped this into a new font file because the letter spacing becomes broken when I edit. Many of these glyphs were carried over from the original, but most were changed (Most of the caps, but mainly G, I, J, O, Q, U, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and & look so much better). That's because I used gensco instead of making stuff up. And, if you look closely, the accented letters vary slightly from one another :D
Twinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 6X8. "Dotmap" variant for pixel-for-dot purposes.
This is a clone of Twinvision 6X8STMTwinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 6X8.
This is a clone of Twinvision 6X8Twinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 6X12. "Dotmap" variant for pixel-for-dot purposes.
This is a clone of Twinvision 6X12STMTwinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 7X14. "Dotmap" variant for pixel-for-dot purposes.
This is a clone of Twinvision 7X14STMTwinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 10X14. "Dotmap" variant for pixel-for-dot purposes.
This is a clone of Twinvision 10X14STMTwinvision bus sign, destination font, resolution 11X16. "Dotmap" variant for pixel-for-dot purposes.
This is a clone of Twinvision 11X16STMA strong and rounded fixed-width font, aimed at single-font apps such as consoles and text editors.
Good for programming and text interface design.
Has more glyphs and completed Unicode subsets than most default monospace fonts.