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I recently found myself needing a bunch of tiny text objects. And, they
needed to look kind of soft. And, they needed to be legible. The text{}
font-based objects were just too grainy. But, I did get the results I was
looking for by making my own CSG letters.
I had looked at the standard-issue char() objects. And, I noticed all those
separate #declare names. I thought, wouldn't it be nice to put a string
into a macro and have it give me a CSG word?
Well, now that's exactly what I do!
What I would like to know is if there is anyone else interested in making
CSG Fonts and/or CSG-Font formatting tools?
This attachment contains:
1) csg_font.history.txt What I just typed, only more words.
2) csg_font.standards.txt My own current CSG-Font standards.
3) srs.torlipse.sphere_sweep.inc Include needed by next file.
4) srs.wire.csg_font.inc Where the font-making macros live.
5) srs.csg_font.utility.inc Where the font-formatting macro lives.
6) csg_font.preview.pov Run this to see what you've got.
I've done my best to annotate all of the files.
Have fun!
-Randall
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