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FONT RECOGNITION VIA FONT MOOSE

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ABOUT

Optional Is [Brian Suda]

Reykjavik, Iceland-based design and software company. At CERN Hackday in 2013, they designed the free monospaced computer programming font Meyrin or Meyrin CERN terminal): First you need to create an SVG file for each glyph. There is a template.svg which can be used to create new glyphs. There is a descender of two units and ascender of 3 units. This is used for diacritics. Once each glyph is an individual SVG file, you can import them into a font creation tool. We used the online service http://icomoon.io From this we upload and map each SVG file to a specific unicode code point. We did some final tweaks in font forge to get the space character and additional metadata. We completed all the characters which are available on the IBM System 6000 keyboard. We ran a simple script to output all available characters, took screenshots and tried to create these as well. This is not a complete Unicode font, but you are welcome to fork the repo and create additional glyphs as needed. Open Font Library link. Use Modify link, where Meyrin is attributed to Brian Suda.

EXTERNAL LINKS
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INTERNAL LINKS
The type scene in Iceland ⦿ Sites with only a few free fonts ⦿ Pixel/bitmap fonts ⦿ Fonts for programming ⦿ Monospaced fonts ⦿ SVG typefaces ⦿