Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 24 May 1994.
LINE: Figlet Font
alt.ascii-art
· 4 messages · 24 May 1994 - 27 May 1994
Here's a font I cooked up this afternoon. Letters that might need
modifying are G, K, and X. Can anyone come up with any better versions
of these or any other letters?
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Namarie,
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N.M...@durham.ac.uk
N.M...@durham.ac.uk (N M Miners) wrote: > Letters tha might need > modifying are G, K, and X. Can anyone come up with any better versions > of these or any other letters? > ______ > / _____) > | |____ > \____ \ > _____| | > (______/ Hmm ... Wouldn't something like ______ /______) ______ \____ \ _____) ) (______/ be more consistent with the rest of them? Still doesn't look quite right to me, though ... Oh well ... _ Torbjorn Andersson
Torbj|rn Andersson (d91...@Student.DoCS.UU.SE) wrote:
: N.M...@durham.ac.uk (N M Miners) wrote:
: > Letters tha might need
: > modifying are G, K, and X. Can anyone come up with any better versions
: > of these or any other letters?
: > ______
: > / _____)
: > | |____
: > \____ \
: > _____| |
: > (______/
: Hmm ... Wouldn't something like
: ______
: /______)
: ______
: \____ \
: _____) )
: (______/
: be more consistent with the rest of them? Still doesn't look quite right
: to me, though ... Oh well ...
: _
: Torbjorn Andersson
I had considered:
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(_______)
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(______/
As a more consistent 'S', but as you say, it's not quite right.
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N.M...@durham.ac.uk
N M Miners (N.M...@durham.ac.uk) wrote:
: Here's a font I cooked up this afternoon. Letters that might need
: modifying are G, K, and X. Can anyone come up with any better versions
: of these or any other letters?
[Capitals only followed...]
I've got the complete ASCII set now. Feel free to mail me if anyone
wants it. Also, could someone please send me a copy of figlet or
something that will enable me to use this font?
Thanx!
Namarie
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N.M...@durham.ac.uk
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