Armenian uppercase from ayb to men is a vigesimal abacus in a more familian configuration of beads sliding in vertical rods. Like the nepohualtzintzin, its unit rod marker is @.
Lowercase Greek has a number of small number base abaci. Alpha to theta is an octal abacus with a middle reckoning bar: the heaven bead has a value of four.
Uppercase Greek shows the nepohualtzintzin, the Mesoamerican abacus. Made of maize seeds on horizontal wires, the seeds tumble back and forth toward the reckoning bar. It uses a vigesimal number system. The unit place marker is @.
Cyrillic uppercase results in the schoty, the Russian abacus. With ten beads per wire, it was widely used in Soviet Union shops until the 1970's. Letters ЛМНОП show the quarter ruble rod with only four beads.
Numbers 0-9 will produce the Japanese soroban, the most common abacus today. The vertical bar | is used to draw the edges, while # will mark the previous rod with a dot on the reckoning bar, marking the unit rod.
Latin lowercase q-z shows the chortkeh, the Persian abacus,
containing nine beads per rod, each bead with a value of one. It is
the most straightforward
Uppercase Latin is the suanpan, the Chinese abacus. The extra beads give it some more computational power, especially in multiplication and division. Letters STUVWX show the suspended bead technique, which extends the suanpan even further.
Oh, yes... Apparently, I had put a copy of lowercase "T" right next to the uppercase and it overlapped. I don't know why this happened, but thank you for notifying me!
@Damien Guard (DamienG) - Very nice recreation! I bet literally _hundreds_ of games have taken 'inspiration' from Bill Atkinson's "Venice" Macintosh system font. ;^)
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