> Jean-François Colson wrote:
>
>
>> Two Tinker Toy Fonts with two different sets of pieces are now available
> at
>>
http://users.belgacom.net/bn130627/TinkerFont/.
>> I'm making a TinkerFont font I'll add later.
>
> That is the most exciting thing I have ever seen, and a real breakthrough
> in
> technology! Especially the 15 cells grid font. With these elements one can
> compose really any gliph. The only demand is to make the lines a bit
> blacker, heavier.
I tried to compose some glyphs for my current conscript but there are still
many problems I have to fix.
More, I'll be in the train to Charleroi in less than 2 hours and I'll be
back home at 22 or perhaps 23 o'clock CEST.
Tomorrow I'll be away from 7:30 to 23 o'clock and I don't have a laptop
computer.
So you'll have to wait a few days if you want a heavier version of the
fonts.
But there's no copyright on those fonts, therefore anyone may modify them
and even make them available on the web.
I intend to make a new font (a Unicode font) with a 36 cells high matrix and
many curves - I'll put all those character pieces in the private use area
and I'll make a Keyman driver to type them easily.
JF