Official MultiWorld² Kurrac's Cryphtography Font

Offical MultiWorld² - Kurrac's Cryptography Code - n2
This font only uses letters (A > G) and (a > g)

Okay, this is the second not-so-blocky version. I'm currently working on special characters. If you want any, commet me them, and the language(s) they're used in. It's currently version 1.0; you can only type English in it.

I'm planning on adding

German, French, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Faroese, Icelandic, Romanian, Italian, Spanish, Portugese, and Estonian Characters, if not more. Maybe I'll even do Cyrillic and Greek letters too.

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Changelog- Version 1.1:

"My Native Language Update...?"

-Switched H and U for a better making of special characters

-Added german special characters: Ä, Ö, Ü, ä, ö, ü, ß, and ẞ.

-re-designed ? and !.

-and other minor changes

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Version 1.2

"Friend's Native Language Update by his Request"

-Added Romanian special characters: Ă, ă, Â, â, Î, î, Ș, ș, Ț, and ț.

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Version 1.3

"Scandinavian Update 1"

-Added Swedish, Norwegian and Danish, and Finnish special Characters.

-did something with the "a", not final though.

-changed the ẞ.

Next up: Icelandic, Faroese, and after that Hungarian.

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Version 1.3.5

"Scandinavian Update 2"

-Added Icelandic and Faroese Special Characters; made eth like a strange-looking D, and made a completely new design for thorn. Added the grave-accents.

-Fixed some Issues

-Since also some acute Accent characters are in, I will do Hungarian next. (Double-Acute Accents are missing.)

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Version 1.4

"Ugric-Finnic Update 1"

Since Finnish characters have already been added, I'm pleased to say that hungarian ones are now aswell. I should probably just stick with latin-written Uralic languages; what I mean by that, Estonian and maybe Sami Characters next.

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Version 1.5

"Esperanto Update"

Someone requested this. Have fun!

So, I developed my own Script with my own letters. I searched for a way to digitalize it - and I found the perfect website. Its version 1 - it lacks the special characters like Ä, ö, ß and others, and looks in my taste way too blocky. Anyways, I hope you have fun.  -Maxi.

PS: In future version, some letters may change slightly or completely. + I am not responsible for bugs.

This will be used for OI tokenization see <img src="https://s6.postimg.org/lcjzo9a41/binary_scoring_encoding_open_Invent2.png">

Actually .. there are no Italics

A monospaced type of Ticcal Thin. Better thought out.

This had the look of the original reverse-comp entry. Then the save ignored me, as you can see. Another of my basic fonts died in silence.

t.e.r.s. is a font that uses the negative space of horizontally flipped letterforms to hide one's meaning. "Ters" means "reverse" in Turkish. If you need a good typeface to hide your meaning while still looking cool, try out t.e.r.s.! This font was completed in 2 hours for the Fontstruct Reverse Competition! 

I am Kimeiga, a game, graphic, and language designer from California. If you want to see more of my work, head to www.kimei.ga !

The Theban Font as used by Witches with a loving twist, well a heart actually :) UC is with the hearts whilst LC is more traditional, thougth I have added some extra symbols for letters that are not in the original type face.

This is a Rosicrucian Cipher made using a matrix of nine segments in the following order:

   abc|def|ghi

   jkl|mno|pqr

   stu|vwx|y z

The symbol  "_|"  with a dot on the left is an "a", and the symbol  "|_|"  with a dot in the center is an "e".

There are also numbers in a similar grid:

   1|2|3

   4|5|6

   7|8|9

Numbers do not have dots in their font.

The number "0" is represented by a box with a dot at the center top.

A period is represented by a box with a dot at the center bottom.

A comma is represented by a box with two dots, one above the other, in the center.

A question mark is represented by a box with one dot at the center top and two dots at the bottom.

Lower case is represented by solid dots.

Upper case is represented by hollow dots.

Alternating between upper and lower case may help confuse unwanted readers.

Doesn't make sense .-.