@Frodo7 @Goatmeal, I tried fixing the angles of the M in my State font. I can clearly see the difference using the tutorial that was provided. I am very happy with the result.
@Frodo7 I always wondered why the angels were too thin or too
thick. I thought it was because of the bricks themselves and
how they are placed. Before constructing a new font, I use a
graph composition book to
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@Chris Burgess (maneman): You are an old-timer at FontStruct,
and remember, we used to help each other. I wanted to help you with
this project. I saw potential in it.
There is a second issue with the letters: the diagonal parts are
too thick (M, N, V, W) or too thin (X, Y, 4, 7). This problem was
solved many years ago. You may clone
@Th3_C0n-Man It trims off the decimals for individual brick scaling (sx and sy) from experience (clipboard manipulation for now, but having it added it as a feature would expand the range of possible slopes)
I really like this! It feels like C and G would look more in tune with the rest of the letterforms if they had a sharper upper tip (and in the case of C, maybe a lower tip of the same kind as the one on Q?). I dig the style a lot, good job!
@Chris Burgess (maneman) - I am happy that you are happy! Glad to have helped. :^)
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