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Bitmap alien font.
This contains letters A-Z as well as "(", ")" and "."
3x5 and 6x10
The ttf is experimental and might not work at all.
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Bitmap alien font.
This contains letters A-Z as well as "(", ")" and "."
3x5 and 6x10
The ttf is experimental and might not work at all.
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Could you possibly upload the original font file? I want to use this in my game.
This is the original, I drew those in mtPaint.
I tried to make it into a ttf bitmap font, but I don't know if it works at all.
It's only 6x10.
AH ok, I don't know how it works at all either, but they look cool, wanted to use them! I probably still can. Awesome thanks.
They are supposed to be used like this:
You open the image.
Split the image into 4x6 (8x10) tiles.
Number them continously from left to right, top to bottom.
For accessing a tile you simply cast char to int and use this as the tile index.
This should also work with unicode since the beginning addresses are backward compatible to ASCII if I recall it correctly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII