Actually, some Russian characters have several forms. I used the italicized ones for a few characters, so that they wouldn't look so cramped. The open-source "Terminus" font does the same thing for its Cyrillic characters:
And now, Good Neighbors can speak Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian as well.
Tried to maintain the font's look, which meant using italicized versions of some letters. Hopefully, all the new letters work with nearest-neighbor scaling, too.
(The attached image is also licensed as CC0, so you're as free to use it just as well as the original one. The little Ukrainian/Belarusian flags at the bottom indicate where Russian letters end and UA/BY ones begin.)
Revision 2: fixed the outline/shadow on Д, З and ц.
P.S. With regards to scaling in general, have you tried doing the following: find the largest integer scaling factor that fits in the screen, scale nearest-neighbor to that, then scale to fit the entire screen with an antialiasing method?
This seems to work well for some emulators (like the Ex Plus Alpha ones or mednafen).
A true voxel object, AFAIK, would probably include texture/color/material info for voxels inside the object as well as on the surface. So that, for example, if you cut the object in half, you'd be able to see its actual cross-section.
I'd recommend you to upload your music in a lossless compressed format (such as FLAC) instead of WAV; you won't lose any sound quality and the files will be somewhat smaller.
For example, this file (Battle Theme II v1.2.wav), when encoded with FLAC's default settings, is compressed from 22 megabytes down to 14.
Added Cyrillic characters for Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian. Tried to make them readable. Because of that, the letters Йй and Ўў have dashes instead of curved breves above.
Looks awesome! I'll check it out when I get the time.
Here's an alternative style for 2-10 cards I did for my PySol card set a while ago:
https://seacloud.cc/f/7c1246181d/
(screenshot of all the cards below). Rev 2: replaced a quick and dirty screenshot with an actual rearrangement.
Actually, some Russian characters have several forms. I used the italicized ones for a few characters, so that they wouldn't look so cramped. The open-source "Terminus" font does the same thing for its Cyrillic characters:
And now, Good Neighbors can speak Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian as well.
Tried to maintain the font's look, which meant using italicized versions of some letters. Hopefully, all the new letters work with nearest-neighbor scaling, too.
(The attached image is also licensed as CC0, so you're as free to use it just as well as the original one. The little Ukrainian/Belarusian flags at the bottom indicate where Russian letters end and UA/BY ones begin.)
Revision 2: fixed the outline/shadow on Д, З and ц.
P.S. With regards to scaling in general, have you tried doing the following: find the largest integer scaling factor that fits in the screen, scale nearest-neighbor to that, then scale to fit the entire screen with an antialiasing method?
This seems to work well for some emulators (like the Ex Plus Alpha ones or mednafen).
A true voxel object, AFAIK, would probably include texture/color/material info for voxels inside the object as well as on the surface. So that, for example, if you cut the object in half, you'd be able to see its actual cross-section.
I'd recommend you to upload your music in a lossless compressed format (such as FLAC) instead of WAV; you won't lose any sound quality and the files will be somewhat smaller.
For example, this file (Battle Theme II v1.2.wav), when encoded with FLAC's default settings, is compressed from 22 megabytes down to 14.
Yes, of course.
Added Cyrillic characters for Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian. Tried to make them readable. Because of that, the letters Йй and Ўў have dashes instead of curved breves above.
Wow, that's really nice! Especially for a CC0-licensed set.
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