read the notes for a guide on naming and color schemes for aperial numbers i've noticed the following about aperial arrangements: - multiples of prime numbers (primarily of the form 2n) are capable of mimicking the shapes of said primes - this is sometimes not done, however. deem and trineem, for instance, don't clearly follow neem's shape pattern as clearly as doff does with toff. - if the numberling is flipped, the shape appears to be flipped too (and otherwise similar to the numberblock with the non-flipped equivalent, but adapted due to the additional blocks). - if a shape doesn't mimick a number below 35 (such as vill), the shape will be symmetrical in some way (rotational, horizontal, vertical, etc.).
i also tried to predict some name changes also these arrangements may be a tad messy but they aren't meant to be the actual bodies, just rough ideas credit to @RodolfoYT12345 for making aperial and @7ty8lx for the catalogue of colors i used for this (you can even see i added some colors to that set up to 300) HOW TO NAME A NUMBER IN APERIAL >35: - find its squarest form (two numbers a and b such that a*b = your number and ALSO such that a and b are as close as possible while both being whole numbers) - name it with a prefix relating to the smaller number in the squarest form and a suffix relating to the larger number in the squarest form. HOW TO COLOR AN APERIAL NUMBER >35: - find the squarest form (see above. - make a checkerboard pattern alternating between being the color scheme for the smaller number in the squarest form and the larger one (note that if one of these numbers itself is above 35, it can get quite hectic)) HOW TO COLOR AN APERIAL PRIME: - look at the aperial symbol. now look at the palette with symbols in the "aperial colors" sprite of this project. - now, the colors swirl around the center like so: AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAACBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBB A is the color of the upper symbol of the numeral, B is the color of the lower symbol of the numeral, and C is white (and the center). color A is everything above the center (and to the left of the center while at center's row). likewise, everything below the center is color B, as well as the blocks to the right of the center block that are on the same row as the center. (making a symbol for a large number, however, is a bit trickier. i have some ideas on how it works, but some of the less letter-like symbols on the aforementioned palette appear sometimes, and i imagine they correlate to some uppercase letters in specific scenarios, but it's still confusing to me.)
