First, thx david for the previous mail 
Where did you pick a such KewL font!?
And what did you used to use that font
using SDL ?!? (Which lib? And if it’s personnal
stuff, I WANT IT!! EHE )
Kewl job
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First, thx david for the previous mail
Where did you pick a such KewL font!?
Well, which one? Anyway, they’re both based on the same original font,
which I pixeled (*) it in GIMP. Then I increased the spacing (using a
quick hack SDL program), and added a soft, black outline to make the font
more readable when used on top of the game window.
Eventually, I decided I needed a bigger font - so I just scaled the
small, blue font, and played around some with it in GIMP! 
In the
latest pre versions, I also have a third font, which looks like a
condensed version of the big font. Simple GIMP stretching as well, but
still looks pretty ok.
Anyway, they’re basically just “placeholders that turned out better than
expected”.
(*) graphics creation technique from the home computer era, where pixels
are manipulated manually. Required for small detail to look good in
low resolutions.
And what did you used to use that font
using SDL ?!? (Which lib? And if it’s personnal
stuff, I WANT IT!! EHE )
A slightly modified version of SoFont, which is a C++ version of SFont.
http://www.linux-games.com/sfont/
Kewl job
Thanks.
//David Olofson — Programmer, Reologica Instruments AB
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