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[Meph]

So I recently learned that there is a special font to increase readability, especially for people with dyslexia. We already have color schemes for color-blind people; why not a text font for people that have trouble reading the tiny Df menus.

I used https://www.dafont.com/open-dyslexic.font as a basis. Apparently they use all kinds of nifty tricks to make it more readable; from thicker bottoms, unique glyphs, kerning, etc.

Tileset, 12x20:

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Maybe someone can make use of it,
Cheers,
Meph

[Ladygolem]

The anti-aliasing undoes any benefit granted by the letter shapes. It needs to be much crisper to actually improve readability.

[Pvt. Pirate]

The anti-aliasing undoes any benefit granted by the letter shapes. It needs to be much crisper to actually improve readability.

maybe, but it stil ldoes work at least a little better than vanilla or curses800x600