Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Sep 2003.
Updated Hollywood figlet font
alt.ascii-art
· 7 messages · 21 Sep 2003 - 23 Sep 2003
Here's an updated version of the hollywood.flf figfont.
I've cleaned the lines and altered a few details making it a very nice font.
I consider it a beta version because it needs more characters and needs to have
thoose chars as readily useable unicode instead of the outdated method of using
the -D option.
I might also rediddle more details. (You are welcome to contribute too)
Once theese issues have been addressed I will ofcourse relase the final version
here and mail Markus a copy so it will be included in the JavE font collection.
I'll also try to inform the original author if his 1994 email still works.
(if anyone know of a newer emailaddress please tell me)
Sincerely
CeeJay :)
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flf2a$ 10 7 24 0 10
hollywood.flf version 2.0 beta
History:
Version 2.0 beta -- 21/Sep/2003 - by Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen
Version 1.0 -- 5/Mar/1994 - by Juan Car
Uses spanish character set with -D option:
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On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 16:36:42 +0200, Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet> wrote: >Here's an updated version of the hollywood.flf figfont. >I've cleaned the lines and altered a few details making it a very nice font. >I consider it a beta version because it needs more characters and needs to have >thoose chars as readily useable unicode instead of the outdated method of using >the -D option. > >I might also rediddle more details. (You are welcome to contribute too) > >Once theese issues have been addressed I will ofcourse relase the final version >here and mail Markus a copy so it will be included in the JavE font collection. > >I'll also try to inform the original author if his 1994 email still works. >(if anyone know of a newer emailaddress please tell me) > >Sincerely >CeeJay :) > >-- Cut here --- >flf2a$ 10 7 24 0 10 >hollywood.flf version 2.0 beta > >History: >Version 2.0 beta -- 21/Sep/2003 - by Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen >Version 1.0 -- 5/Mar/1994 - by Juan Car > It is by far a lot smoother to read. Put into Jave and tried it. here is the result (___ not lined up. And there is a string error at about 58 or 59, and also not being able to continue to the second line. String error continues with it. I like your version better not so heavy. .'``. .' .' .' ._) .' --.'-- . .' O ____ .' ____ .' .`---, .' .' ) .' .' ) .' .' .' .' .' .' .(___..' .' (_.' (__(____.(__(__(________(__ .' , .' (____.' lgbeard
lgbeard enlightented me with this : >>Here's an updated version of the hollywood.flf figfont. > It is by far a lot smoother to read. Put into Jave and tried it. > here is the result (___ not lined up. And there is a string error > at about 58 or 59, and also not being able to continue to the second > line. String error continues with it. I like your version better not > so heavy. > > > > .'``. .' .' > .' ._) .' --.'-- > . .' O ____ .' ____ .' > .`---, .' .' ) .' .' ) .' > .' .' .' .' .' .(___..' .' > (_.' (__(____.(__(__(________(__ > .' > , .' > (____.' > > > lgbeard Thats odd. My copy in JavE produces this : .'``. .' .' .' ._) .' --.'-- . .' O ____ .' ____ .' .`---, .' .' ) .' .' ) .' .' .' .' .' .' .(___..' .' (_.' (__(____.(__(__(________(__ .' , .' (____.' When you say theres a string error at about 58 or 59 .. .. what do you mean ? The linenumber ? The characternumber ? (in which case it would be helpful if you could tell me the character) I too like that my version is smoother .. thats why i did it. Sometimes a style of drawing is a personal opinion .. some may like it one way and some another. But here I felt the original style to be very rough and unnatural. I could also have choosen to make ,' .' ,' lines , instead of my .' lines, but I tend to prefer ,' .' the .' lines because even though the ,' lines define the line better, the comma char can in some fonts be very heavy or have curves that disrupt the line slightly. Mostly I like .' lines because I can slant them differently and still use the same line style. The ,' lines only go from left to right, forcing me to break the symmetry if i make a line go from right to left. Hmm ... I was didling a bit and found that " iy iy il ij" as input produces this : .' .' O O O .' O O .' .' . .' .' . .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' (__(____.(__ (__ (____.(__ (__(__ (__ .(__ .' .' .' . .' . .' .' (____.' (____.' (_.' The original version 1 does this too. It seems clear to me that the y and j's do not try to cross the left boundary of the i when they are joined , but why does this not happen the first time ? Is it a font error or is it a bug in figlet or perhaps just JavE's implementation ? Hmm .. Just got this result of the polish figlet at : http://www.ascii.art.pl/figlet.php /' /' O O O /' O O /' /' / /' /' / /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' (__(___,/(__ (__(___,/(__ (__(__ (__/(__ /' /' /' / /' / /' /' (___,/' (___,/' (,/' As mentioned JavE produces this : /' /' O O O /' O O /' /' / /' /' / /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' (__(___,/(__ (__ (___,/(__ (__(__ (__ /(__ /' /' /' / /' / /' /' (___,/' (___,/' (,/' It may very well be a bug in JavE The online figlet however is still stupid enough to produce : O /' /' / /' /' /' (__ (___,/(__ /' / /' (___,/' when given the input "iy" It does not understand that when it cannot push the y beyond the borders of the screen it errors in the joining of the two characters and must therefore move the i to match. JavE makes the same mistake .. it's internal treatment of borders might have something to do with this. BTW .. which do you like better ? : .-. O .' .' .' -.'--' .' .' (__.(_____ .' .' .' or .-. o .' .' .' -.'--' .' .' (__.(_____ .' .' .' (the size of the dot on the i is what separates the two) Sincerely CeeJay :)
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 00:25:43 +0200, Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet> wrote: >lgbeard enlightented me with this : >>>Here's an updated version of the hollywood.flf figfont. > >> It is by far a lot smoother to read. Put into Jave and tried it. >> here is the result (___ not lined up. And there is a string error >> at about 58 or 59, and also not being able to continue to the second >> line. String error continues with it. I like your version better not >> so heavy. >> >> >> >> .'``. .' .' >> .' ._) .' --.'-- >> . .' O ____ .' ____ .' >> .`---, .' .' ) .' .' ) .' >> .' .' .' .' .' .(___..' .' >> (_.' (__(____.(__(__(________(__ >> .' >> , .' >> (____.' >> >> >> lgbeard > >Thats odd. >My copy in JavE produces this : > > > .'``. .' .' > .' ._) .' --.'-- > . .' O ____ .' ____ .' > .`---, .' .' ) .' .' ) .' > .' .' .' .' .' .(___..' .' >(_.' (__(____.(__(__(________(__ > .' > , .' > (____.' > Tried again same results > >When you say theres a string error at about 58 or 59 .. >.. what do you mean ? > >The linenumber ? >The characternumber ? (in which case it would be helpful >if you could tell me the character) from the first line at 10 de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 44 second at 1 de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 71 > >I too like that my version is smoother .. thats why i did it. >Sometimes a style of drawing is a personal opinion I think a style of drawing is a personal expression. To include diffculties or moods for a given time for that indivaul. you should see minor changes in most of anyone work. Some are major. > .. some may like it one way and some another. >But here I felt the original style to be very rough and unnatural. > >I could also have choosen to make > > ,' .' > ,' lines , instead of my .' lines, but I tend to prefer >,' .' > >the .' lines because even though the ,' lines define the line better, >the comma char can in some fonts be very heavy or have curves that >disrupt the line slightly. >Mostly I like .' lines because I can slant them differently and still >use the same line style. The ,' lines only go from left to right, >forcing me to break the symmetry if i make a line go from right to >left. :) these do work better .' This ,' or ." ," would look a little strange. > > > >Hmm ... I was didling a bit and found that " iy iy il ij" as input >produces this : > > > .' > .' > O O O .' O O > .' .' . .' .' . .' .' .' .' > .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' .' > (__(____.(__ (__ (____.(__ (__(__ (__ .(__ > .' .' .' > . .' . .' .' > (____.' (____.' (_.' > > >The original version 1 does this too. >It seems clear to me that the y and j's do not try to cross the >left boundary of the i when they are joined , but why does this >not happen the first time ? >Is it a font error or is it a bug in figlet or perhaps just JavE's >implementation ? > > >Hmm .. Just got this result of the polish figlet at : >http://www.ascii.art.pl/figlet.php > > /' > /' > O O O /' O O > /' /' / /' /' / /' /' /' /' > /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' > (__(___,/(__ (__(___,/(__ (__(__ (__/(__ > /' /' /' > / /' / /' /' > (___,/' (___,/' (,/' > > >As mentioned JavE produces this : > > > /' > /' > O O O /' O O > /' /' / /' /' / /' /' /' /' > /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' /' > (__(___,/(__ (__ (___,/(__ (__(__ (__ /(__ > /' /' /' > / /' / /' /' > (___,/' (___,/' (,/' > > >It may very well be a bug in JavE > >The online figlet however is still stupid enough to produce : > > O > /' /' / > /' /' /' >(__ (___,/(__ > /' > / /' >(___,/' > >when given the input "iy" >It does not understand that when it cannot push the y beyond >the borders of the screen it errors in the joining of the two >characters and must therefore move the i to match. > >JavE makes the same mistake .. it's internal treatment of >borders might have something to do with this. Never notice, li ti same results, > > >BTW .. which do you like better ? : > > > .-. > O .' .' > .' -.'--' > .' .' > (__.(_____ > .' > .' > .' > >or This one > > > > .-. > o .' .' > .' -.'--' > .' .' > (__.(_____ > .' > .' > .' > > >(the size of the dot on the i is what separates the two) > >Sincerely >CeeJay :) lgbeard
> from the first line at 10 > > de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 44 > > second at 1 > > de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 71 I don't get that .. so to avoid any mistakes with you having a malfunctioning file I posted the compressed .flf in alt.binaries.pictures.ascii It works perfectly for me >>BTW .. which do you like better ? : >> >> >> .-. >> O .' .' >> .' -.'--' >> .' .' >> (__.(_____ >> .' >> .' >> .' >> >>or > > This one > >> >> >> .-. >> o .' .' >> .' -.'--' >> .' .' >> (__.(_____ >> .' >> .' >> .' >> >> Err .. the one above .. or the one below ? love to chat .. go to go .. Futurama is on ( Swedish TV4 )
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 23:37:12 +0200, Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet> wrote: > >> from the first line at 10 >> >> de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 44 >> >> second at 1 >> >> de.jave.text.FastStringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 71 > >I don't get that .. so to avoid any mistakes with you having a malfunctioning >file I posted the compressed .flf in alt.binaries.pictures.ascii Thank you. This one >> >>> >>> >>> .-. >>> o .' .' >>> .' -.'--' >>> .' .' >>> (__.(_____ >>> .' >>> .' >>> .' >>> >>> > > >Err .. the one above .. or the one below ? :) lgbeard
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 18:31:32 -0500, lgbeard <lgb...@bullregraud.nut> wrote:
>On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 23:37:12 +0200, Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet> wrote:
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