2 matchesHello,
Does anyone know of a font that uses tools like hammers, screwdrivers, sockets, ect to represent letters? Any help would be greatly appereciated.
1 matchesOkay, thanks. This is getting a little off-topic, but how much work is involved with modifying a font to do something like this; and are there decent tools that are free/cheap that can be used to do that?
I don't necessarily want to become a font developer by trade but rather develop the tools to let me play elsewhere.
I've done a little reading on TrueType fonts and it looks it could be fun to mess around with, although perhaps a bit tedious for those not doing it often. I suspect the right font editing program would make all the difference.
1 matchesA key fonction must be available:
I pick some letters, it can show them in diffrent typeface on one screen at the same time (attention :the same time)
i know the Advanced Font Viewer has such fonction, but it only accept installed fonts and the letter size can not be adjusted which is very unsuitable for complex CJK fonts. I tried many font tools but disappointed.
Who have good idea?
1 matcheslooks a little like erasure, maybe you can edit that one using the relevant tools
1 matchesAnd another power down. Here again, as a zip.
2 matchesplease does anyone know what font used here? MANY THANKS for the help.. :')
1 matchesHi
I used LD Scap Tools to create this title !
Hugs
Claude
http://clofont.free.fr
1 matchesFont creator doesn't support TTC format.
maybe only those guys who worked in Adobe or Microsoft hve such tools .
1 matchesExcellent power of deduction, Watson. ;^D
1 matchesThanks Schwalbenkoenig,
I may be use this font for a while.
It is a big help for me.
Thank you and more power.
