it's difficult, don't judge me.
It's a remix of Mojangles (the Minecraft font) as seen in Bedrock Edition, but with an exclusive character set. It plans to support Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, and Armenian before Version 1.0. In more complex characters, there will be half or quarter pixels depending on the complexity.
Version: 0.1.6
1K Characters!
Extended Argam to 216 characters, added a bit of Coptic and alternate numberforms.
Also, I personally think that μ is the worst character in my font (it has been fixed)
Latin: Available in most languages
Cyrillic: Available in a few languages, like Russian
Greek: Finished for the Greek language and double-checking for languages in progress.
Armenian: Done only the letters
Japanese: The Hiragana letters in this font looked very stupid before the secret update. Now they're 3 times better. I'm planning to add Katakana and Grade 1 Kanji, with an additional HSK 1 Chinese.
Arabic: Literally.
PUA: Implemented some characters (Java Lowercase t, Pixel Minecraft, Smiley, Galactic), completely different, UCSUR not supported
Argam-Valerie (U+F1000 - U+F1FFF): Currently supports glyphs 0 to 216. Glyphs of different versions can be mixed up. I am also planning to add Argam in bandfont 001.
Mistakes:
I believe there are mistakes, you may comment if you think there is.
1. Mistake Fixed: Argam "descore" (200_↊, 148ɣ) is in pallade's (199_↊, 147ɣ) codepoint.
remake for a 3rd time because the first time, too many diagonals. second, it came out weird.
so i’m remaking it :(
it needs some changes anyway
if you don't know what the three digits mean, here is an example:
1.52
the first digit means which script
the second digit means which section
the third digit means which ones i’ve finished
updates:
1.01: finished basic latin (uppercase)
1.02: finished basic latin (lowercase)
1.03: finished basic latin (numbers)
1.04: finished basic latin (punctuation and special characters)
1.11: finished more latin (uppercase)
1.12: finished more latin (lowercase)
1.13: finished more latin (special characters)
1.14: fixed lowercase X a bit
1.15: fixed 5 a bit
1.21: finished extended latin a (uppercase)
1.22: fixed any symbol with C, c and f
1.23: finished extended latin a (lowercase)
1.24: fixed uppercase M a bit
1.31: finished extended latin b (after a while)
2.01: finished greek (uppercase)
2.02: finished greek (lowercase)
2.03: finished greek (punctuation)
2.04: finished greek (the vowels with tonos, uppercase)
2.05: finished greek (the vowels with tonos, lowercase)
2.06: finished greek (special characters)
2.07: finished greek (coptic)
2.08: finished greek (more special characters)
3.01: finished cyrillic (uppercase, extra characters)
3.02: finished cyrillic (uppercase)
3.03: finished cyrillic (lowercase)
3.04: finished cyrillic (lowercase, extra characters)
3.05: finished cyrillic (lowercase, old cyrillic and some other ones)
3.06: finished cyrillic (the ones that contain cyrillic, kazakh, kyrgyz, tajik, macedonian, etc.)
3.07: came back after 7 or 2*3 months of hiatus and fixed q
You can clearly see this font on the 1000kg object in the game People Playground. The text says "1 TON." So, I wanted a custom font that matches the font on the object. I just remade it. It's by Ibrahim3BDO, also known as DuckyWecky, under the license CC-BY-ND 4.0.
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Font might be inaccurate. Use it if u need
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