cool :)

While Ç窺ŢţȨȩ (remaining cedilla character) preferred as cedilla

[2026-10-04] Cedilla bug fixed successful. Edited characters: Ģ, ģ, Ķ, ķ, Ļ, ļ, Ņ, ņ, Ŗ, ŗ.

I'm using Windows, but because FontStruct app use Lucida font, I make font sometimes can be mistake as cedilla instead of comma (in Latin Extended A and B)

Bryndan W. Meyerholt (BWM) Exactly, some cedilla character is preferred comma in most modern font, maybe I'll update my font.

The comma is preferred for ĢĶĻŅŖ for Latvian instead of the cedilla.

Same for UC. Also diagonals of K Ж z must be wider

Ah just noticed this existed, good luck friend, and welcome to the 2.0 era!

Nice work. 10/10

PS: Unfortunately, I can't give you any critical opinion because the system will delete my comment instantly if I use the wrong word.

I've already solved that problem, just make a 2x3 composite using the Quarter Triangle and Chipped Pixel bricks like I have done in the rightmost example

In an attempt to replicate the nudged bricks for the main diagonal slope I have come across two solutions (fig. 1).  The smoother approach (and the one I'd prefer) would be more like the composite in fig. 3 (which would be created

back in may i tried making a better version of my (currently only) featured font “withered” with the new skills i had access to from using a pc

i lost motivation to work on it

@Mythhand Thank you for your words @Rob Meek thank you for the pick

The “Y” is a bit off, I think, since all other letters end with nothing left on the sides (hard to describe what I mean but i hope you can infer), like “W”, “X”, and “V”. Might want to change that.

Top pick worthy

Indeed it looks like a lot of effort was put into this. And some can be viewed as 3d whcih when you notice it looks awesome. 10/10

A letter by Major Sullivan Ballou to his wife, his last one I should add before his death. During the American Civil war in 1861.

Also knights are cool.

I will see what I can do then… may require more math than I'm usually capable of though lol

It's entirely possible to make these strokes without nudging, you just need to make some new composites.

@trekadam30 - Congratulations on this wonderful set of dingbats (or is it ding-cards?) !  The detail is impressive.  :^)

Super cool! Great job making this consistent.

You can't stack blocks that have been nudged by different ways. You'll have to nudge the blocks into themselves (this is easy with 2x2 filters but

I fear the nudging technique is lost on me.  I'm not sure if it's something I'm missing, but it seems to be difficult/impossible to stack nudged

this is beautiful

Very cool!