The Powder Toy

Anti-Aliased Text Plotter by FeynmanLogomaker

FeynmanLogomaker
FeynmanLogomaker
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25th Jul 2014
21st May 2020
Ver. 7.1.1 - *ACTUALLY* reset text, improved A
electronic electronics text typewriter keyboard antialiasing muchviews 1plus font

Comments

  • iamdumb
    iamdumb     29th Jul 2014
    How did you manage to get to v5.7 overnight?
  • Vinayak
    Vinayak     29th Jul 2014
    Lazy doge much!
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker     29th Jul 2014
    Yes, because that is a good design. There are some key differences though.
  • G-LinuxorU
    G-LinuxorU     29th Jul 2014
    the more you refine it the closer it get's to TST2.0 archetecture, lol.
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker     28th Jul 2014
    Oops, somehow that posted twice, sorry.Anyhow, update: I'm currently working on completely redesigning everything, including building my own ROM and vastly improving the plotting system. Expect a major update of this in the next month.
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker     28th Jul 2014
    @iamdumb: That's a good idea, I'll try it.@iamdarkness: No it's not, it's obviously a 'G'. I designed it specifically to avoid that problem. Anyhow, I'll see if I can edit it to look less like a 6.
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker     28th Jul 2014
    @iamdumb: That's a good idea, I'll try it.@iamdarkness: No it's not, it's obviously a 'G'. I designed it specifically to avoid that problem. Anyhow, I'll see if I can edit it to look less like a 6.
  • iamdarkness
    iamdarkness     28th Jul 2014
    the G key is a 6
  • iamdumb
    iamdumb     28th Jul 2014
    You know you could put more than one wifi channel on each key. That way it's already binary and you'd need a total of 6 channels. *facepalm
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker     28th Jul 2014
    You would also need something to convert said keyboard's signals to binary, which is what I did.