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turns out I like bitmap fonts
| acorn_bbc_ascii.draw | ||
| acorn_bbc_teletext_alphanumeric.draw | ||
| acorn_bbc_teletext_graphics_contiguous.draw | ||
| acorn_bbc_teletext_graphics_noncontiguous.draw | ||
| atari_st_8x8.draw | ||
| atari_st_8x16.draw | ||
| atascii.draw | ||
| c64_shifted.draw | ||
| c64_unshifted.draw | ||
| exidy_sorcerer.draw | ||
| mpf-i-microprofessor.draw | ||
| README.md | ||
| robotron_kc85-1.draw | ||
| robotron_kc87_1_2.draw | ||
| sharp_mz80a.draw | ||
| sharp_mz80b.draw | ||
| sharp_mz80k2e_japanese.draw | ||
| zx80.draw | ||
| zx81.draw | ||
| zx_spectrum.draw | ||
Bitmap fonts for humans
This repository contains bitmapped fonts from various sources, in human-readable text format.
The plain-text .draw format is a generalisation of Roman Czyborra's hexdraw format, in that:
- I use it to store fonts of all sizes (in the obvious way)
- The code points can be those of the original character set, rather than unicode