@V. Sarela (Yautja) - As near as I can tell, the generic
"weegee" font reference comes from memes based on a Mario and Luigi
(= "Wee-gee") game. The Westminster
@V. Sarela (Yautja) - We were fortunate to have an Intellivision
in the early ‘80s. TRON: Solar Sailer used
the speech synthesizer module
("Intellivoice"),
Hey, Frodo7.
Sorry to hear your feedback. These ligatures are placed in
Alphabetic Presentasion Forms, and this glyph is added as a
fallback/placeholder
Having ligatures in a monospace font is useless and beats the
whole purpose of monospace. It is self-defeating, especially when
you position your font for computer code. The lowercase
Thank you SO much for making this! I've been waiting for someone to make a font accurate to the Texscan screen! Only issue I have is the kerning being way off, but otherwise, this is great!
Since 7 July 2026, Setia Code font now uses double-storey lowercase “a” and diagonal-top digit “1”, but the Ordinals and Commercial At symbols are retains with single-storey “a”.
Hi @neoqueto. I saw this logo in a movie and immediately thought of your Plastelina font. The movie is "Per Aspera ad Astra" ("Xing He Ru Meng", China, 2026). What do you think? Do they use Plastelina?
My suggestion would be to keep the height of the uppercase
letters as is. If you make them smaller to incorporate the accents
into the uppercase letters,
Like it!
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