what about character variants. also what if you could change the top, bottom, left, and right limit of the character instead of just the right(this would make it easier not to use kerning).
I showed your reddit post of the linja_pi_kute_mute font and your "tokipona" language kind of matches the one I cloned with Basic Latin letters since I started creating TelTech 6200 Display Multi.
HOWEVER ok it's not bad in practice. neither Ana nor Nan are in pu, therefore they're proper nouns and'd have to start capitalized, and capital letters of this font are just regular Latin ones :)
@l-7, aha, oops. you're very right. I had right at the start decided to avoid using n. but somehow I forgot. oops, well, I guess that's how it is now. -_-
this is pretty cool, however, i see something that could be confusing. n and a share a letter, so ana and nan would look the exact same, and both are valid in toki pona.
@BWM - Even more sadly, I'm unable to take requests at this time. Thank you for your request, however; it's always nice to see Video Game font fans out there! :^)
@vimlesh kumar monu - And if it IS by design, you might want to place that brick in an unused glyph, so it won't show up everytime the capital letter 'R' is used. ;^)
How did you get the long diagonal lines? I managed to get a diagonal line when it was an up 1 over 1 line, but how did you do the long ones like the bottom line in D?
