What about making a non-color version? With just differently dense composites to imitate the shades of gray? Hard to judge the real density though, since in browser the countours seem to be bolder than in actual .ttf
@Igville - Redux is correct; we often comment on the choices made by others when recreating these fonts. And here was my thought on the M/m, but while it is similar to the N/n, my change does look a tad off-balanced... :^(
Yeah, I love it; well-balanced. If I had to nit-pick, I'd say I'm not a fan of the '3' or 'y', but every other glyph fits together flawlessly. Nice work.
@Patrick H. Lauke (redux) - Odd choice for the M/m to be 8 pixels wide. It could have been 7 to match the T/t and Y/y, with the right side being only 1 pixel wide like other letters instead of 2 pixels...
Buttery Speakmeal (Pieza_Bot_2025) - Because Minecraft came out 16 years AFTER this game (2009 versus 1993), it's more accurate to say Minecraft looks like THIS text font. ;^)
What about making a non-color version? With just differently dense composites to imitate the shades of gray? Hard to judge the real density though, since in browser the countours seem to be bolder than in actual .ttf
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