Comments

JDLENL 4th Jul 2014

some of the letters are missing pixels in the ARAY array.
Sandwichlizard 29th Jun 2014

This keeps getting more awesome!!!
G-LinuxorU 26th Jun 2014

capitalized A is what happens when the memory gets addressed when there are no bits in the register. i think my old buffer, which activated upon the input of any bits was getting in the way.
Darkn1883r 26th Jun 2014

I don't get it. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't? The first half of the capital 'A' is sometimes printed when long words are input. It doesn't seem to be the buffer, but rather the activation speed of the printing mech upon output.
program 26th Jun 2014

the buffer you added is a great addition. if you split the time right you could print 2 letters at once.
G-LinuxorU 26th Jun 2014

update; replaced keyboards' wifi with portals & added a Darkn buffer.
G-LinuxorU 19th Jun 2014

well, i would rather you use the device as a tool like i intended, but yes you may copy the font memory.
Paul_31415 19th Jun 2014

I started making something like this before I saw your save. Mine uses ARAY font memory, and I was aiming for making the default font. Can I copy (with credit) your font memory please?
G-LinuxorU 18th Jun 2014

it was missing two light gray pixels, thanks for telling me i didn't know. :)
Paul_31415 18th Jun 2014

Lower case g is missing the light gray pixel in the loop part. Amazing regardless though! +1

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