Fontstructing since | 7th September, 2020 |
Fontstructions | 58 shared, 1 staff pick |
Shared Glyphs | 65395 |
Downloads | 2257 downloads made of this designer’s work |
Comments Made | 316 |
Bricks I would like in Fontstruct (with all rotations and reflections), with metrics given in units of bricks.
R = exterior radius
r = interior radius
A, B = exterior semi-major/semi-minor radii
a, b = interior semi-major/semi-minor radii
A shaded pixel font that has been cast out of metal (iron by default, but it can be recolored). Based off of my fanmade Minecraft items, and especially the mod Tinker's Construct (which this font is named after). I was inspired to create this font by Petruccio's "Brass Ingots".
Tools and other metallic items can be found in the PUA block.
Multiple other people have made fonts where vowels and consonants are distinguished with different colors, but many of them have mistakes in some letters (for example, Ý is a vowel but Ƴ is a consonant, despite both being based on the same letter). Further, some letters (such as Cyrillic hard and soft sign or Zhuang tone letters) are neither vowels nor consonants, but carry other information such as tone, length, or secondary articulation; I have given these a seperate color.
Red: Vowels
Blue: Consonants
Magenta: Syllables
Green: Prosody
Black: Non-letter
Some alternate colors for lettes (eg. vocalic Y) can be found in the PUA.
Glyphs are taken from Monospac, with some alterations.
torra: Minecraftian for: hard, sturdy, solid
A font that will not fall down for the forseeable future. Not particularly readable. Made for the HeavyComp. For Minecraftian letters i e a o p t k f s h m n l r ts ks, use: " | - = [ n ] < ^ > r 7 l j v u.
A new version of Heavy Weapons, inspired by Russion constructivism and the Heavy class from Team Fortress 2 (hence the name).
A monospace font ideal for programming.
Inspired by LaYinHanGil, a font that allows you to type Minecraftian syllables on a regular keyboard. Use c and x for ts and ks. Use capital letters (PTKFSHMNLRXC) for syllable-final consonants after a and o.