Love the font but wish you'd share your custom algorithm. I've designed a number of pixel fonts in the past I'd love to convert to strokes in this way. Any chance you'd release a little conversion kit?
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#14How is that "TODO" done in the joined up way?
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Let’s celebrate something neat that someone made and is sharing with us!
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I used to program turtles with ComputerCraft a while ago, so I had to write Lua in Minecraft using the Minecraft font, so this is pretty funny to see. I won't use it, but it'll be in the back of my mind if I ever give a programming presentation to Minecraft players.
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#19I really like the TODO and NOTE ligatures. I have been using Comic Code for a couple years now and kind of wish it had those.
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#20Love the font but wish you'd share your custom algorithm. I've designed a number of pixel fonts in the past I'd love to convert to strokes in this way. Any chance you'd release a little conversion kit?
Don't worry, it's completely open source! Miracode is a fork of my other font "Monocraft" which is under the GPL. As such, Miracode is also GPL, and the font files themselves are under the OFL. Since it's a fork, there are a few extra files that are not actually executed which may be why you aren't seeing the algorithm. Check miracode.py for the script that generates the font! No promises that it'd work on other font…