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Published: 2014-06-24 04:05:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 465; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 3
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Wowza! What's this?!Okay well, this is a collection of 8 scripts with their names written in their own script.
The names that follow, match the positions of the script names.
Krastoija
Yengum
Aganzwa
Havokmi
Cyrus
Ilzhav Apranda
Shyolinu
These scripts are either recently made or some older scripts I quickly fixed up and decided to finish with the exception of Apranda who had been completely finished for some time.
If you actually do want to use these scripts, you're going to have to wait for a guide on how to use them. Otherwise, in advance if you decide to use them, credit would be appreciated.
Which are you're favorites? Mine is a fight between Yengum vs Aganzwa.
Extra Notes:
All the text with the exception of Aganzwa are slighly modified versions of Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights for the convenience of the writer and aren't properly transliterated. Cyrus is the only one that's correct.
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I really like Yengum and Apranda.
You should make fonts out of these! :'D Don't know how hard that is to do, though.
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I actually am!
And for the most part, they're all fairly easy to squeeze in on a US keyboard (aka The worst keyboard in existence).
Sometimes I actually have too much space! Ö
The only guy that's a serious issue is Cyrus as I had to use a certain Chinese keyboard layout to fit all
of its combinations. Took me a ton of hours to make that thing work!
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Sorry I'm reading in on this conversation, but that sounds really interesting! How do you make fonts that base on chinese lettering? I sometimes make fonts myself but I have only figured out how to do normal ABC letters
These fonts look really awesome, i cant decide which i like more XD My favorites are Krastoija, Ilzhav and Yengum.
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XD
Well, this technique isn't necessarily the most "clean" as it's also very time consuming.
Basically I use Fontstruct. It works pixel by pixel with some other handy tools as it has tremendous ranges for characters. One could scan or create there own art and copy it exactly in the other program. The issue is though, you can't really import anything, hence the extra work i'm getting at.
Although, if you use Fontforge, I heard that there was a way to do it.
Maybe this page might help?: chinesenotes.com/chinese_fonts…
For an open source program, there's got to ways somehow.
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Thanks for the Clarification and explaination here 
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I used a Chinese keyboard layout and a visual reference for it by searching for the electronic
layout I used. Specifically in this case, the one that combines characters together which
works nicely for how the script works.
This means I only have to modify the characters that specifically combine with each other by
the keys pressed.
Then I use this: rishida.net/tools/conversion/ to find the unicode for the character.
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WHUUUUT
Wow, I couldn't even imagine doing this!
That must've taken a lot of time to do. ;____;
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And that's just planning it.
Now I have to draw them.
XD
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