No one's done this yet? I'm surprised.

Những lát bánh mì nướng nhỏ bay sẽ không bao giờ rơi xuống nếu mứt cam không rơi! (Chắc chắn rồi, nhưng lát bánh mì nướng hình chết ma ở chữ "Z" đang chờ đợi ta đấy ).

A Gift For Kien Trung, Minecraft Hero Team Members In Viet Nam

That was easy!

This is a clone/fork/modified version of "Numbers (English)" by CMunk.

You can use the spacebar instead of the comma to separate numbers by millions and thousands. Plus, the division sign is used as : and the multiplication sign is used as ·.

It goes up to 999 999 999 (devětset devadesát devět miliónů devětset devadesát devět tisíce devětset devadesát devět).

My changes:

• I have translated some text into Czech.

• I changed the multiplication and division sign symbols to reflect formal Czech writing.

• I also added "dummy" accented characters and some math operators.

Goes up to fifsy-five nif fifsy-five biexian fifsy-five nif fifsy-five unexian fifsy-five nif fifsy-five (5555,5555,5555. in my notation)

To end the numbers, just type the comma. For example: 2026 is typed as “2.026,” without the quotes and including the comma, by which turns into the Portuguese text “Dois mil e vinte e seis”.

“Yeah, Portuguese is a very complex language…” — NCB

Latest update: Made numbers that end in “.[any number]0[any number without being 0],” look right

A,C,F: Black

B,D,G: White

E,H: Red

I: Blue

This is a dingbat font for JMPlayer IV, which is a free media player by J.C Studio.

Sometimes, I just like making little icons in Fontstruct. Love these colorful little faux emoji. 

I've been hyperfixating over Wingdings lately.

Plum Blossom (V2)

Version 2 update: Tiles are now in 3D isometric view

My only entry for the Fontstruct Color competition, consisting of 38 tile designs for the Chinese game of Mahjong (+ tile back).

I underestimated how big of an undertaking this was going to be, but luckily I managed to curb my perfectionism and get most of the tiles done with designs I'm satisfied with. The Chinese characters were traced from images on Wikimedia Commons (1, 2) and then modified to fit my taste, the space on the tile, even out stroke width and so on. Hopefully they turned out looking good and legible, as I'm not at all familiar with the system. The rest of the designs were freehanded.

The font is named (for now) after my favorite of the designs - the plum Flower Tile, one of the last I drew. (mapped to 'w')

Character Mapping

This font uses two mappings for each of the tiles, to the following Unicode character sets:

Mahjong Tiles (U+1F000 ... U+1F02F)

All tiles are represented except for the four Season Tiles and Joker (U+1F026 ... U+1F02A)

Basic Latin

Coins suit: a to i

Bamboo suit: A to I

Charaters suit: 1 to 9

Dragons: | (Red) 0 (White) # (Green)

Winds: ^ (N) v (S) > (E) < (W)

Flowers: w (Plum) x (Orchid) y (Chrysanthemum) z (Bamboo)

Tile Back: *

Possible Future Updates

I'll probably be taking a break from Fontstruct for a while, but some ideas for future improvements could be:

- Change name

- Add four Season tiles

- Add Joker

- Redesign 1 Bamboo tile (Current one based on a design from this article. It was easiest to replicate but doesn't really fit the rest of the set)

- Add character mapping to Chinese chars.

- [DONE] 3D Isometric view of the tiles

Extra Links

"How Do I Know if my Mahjong Set is Complete?" from mahjongtreasures.com was helpful.

Also this YouTube video from Accented Cinema provided an interesting look into the culture surrounding the game.

Thanks for reading. Feedback will be appreciated!

Pencil shaped letters. That edgy transition of color should be a gradient, but it works for now. A ColorComp submission.