Re: [pic] Font

Lester5374 <les...@aol.com> wrote:
>>You could name your font 3D and get it figletised to make it 3D.FLF
>>figlet font.
>>
>>I think that somewhere there is a Figletiser program that can be
>>used used to turn your complete alphabet into an *.FLF file.
>>
>>Having got it figletised you can then add it to the Figlet Font
>>Library.

>Well, I'm working on a Sliders font, but what I had to do was find an existing
>font file and just edit it. I copied and pasted my alphabet into the space
>right before the original alphabet, and then deleted the original. Also, I
>deleted some of the extended characters and the font file seems to work well,
>but you need to keep the @s in there where the character you deleted was and
>are not using.

Which existing Figlet font file did you use?  I have been trying
that sort of idea out with HARRY3D.FLF but the result was munged
and a mess!

I guess I did something wrong.

Bye,

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