promptfont 1.12.0 → 1.14.0
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- package/README.md +2 -1
- package/glyphs.json +5638 -1537
- package/index.css +126 -52
- package/index.html +3813 -2319
- package/package.json +5 -3
- package/promptfont.css +811 -453
- package/promptfont.otf +0 -0
- package/promptfont.ttf +0 -0
- package/promptfont.woff +0 -0
- package/promptfont.woff2 +0 -0
- package/tags.txt +87 -11
package/README.md
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## About PromptFont
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This is a font designed for button prompts in games. It includes the base alphabet,
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This is a font designed for user interfaces and button prompts in games. It includes the base alphabet, icons for keys, gamepad buttons, devices, and a wide variety of general user interface icons like stats, actions, items, attributes, and more. All the icons included in the font are custom made and available under the same [SIL Open Font Licence](LICENSE.txt). Included trademarks however of course still belong to their respective owners.
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PromptFont is based on the Xolonium font by Severin Meyer.
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- ``generic`` Applies to any gamepad
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- ``ui`` User interface icons
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- ``wide-alternate`` The glyph has a wider alternate variant to its standard unit square representation. You can get the variant by shifting the codepoint up by 2560 (`0xA00`). If you use a text system that supports ligatures, you can instead use a zero-width space (`U+200B`) after a glyph to select its wide variant, if available. Since the zero-width space is invisible, if no wide alternate is available, it won't be visible that you tried to select for one, making the process completely transparent.
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- ``backfill`` This is a backfill glyph, intended for use together with another appropriate glyph. By using a different colour for the backfill glyph than for the following glyph, you can provide additional contrast and styling control for your prompt displays. If you use a text system that supports ligatures, you can instead use a zero-width joining space (`U+200A`) after a glyph to select its appropriate backfill glyph. So to create, for instance, a backfilled left click, you would write ``\\u278A\\u200A\\u278A`` and change the text colour for the first two and third characters.
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A plaintext CSV file that maps all of the tags to the ``code-name`` of each glyph that was tagged as such. Each line is simply the tag name followed by the code names separated by a space.
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- ``promptfont.txt``
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