READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS. THEY ARE IMPORTANT. Letters supported: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 SPACE q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l z x c v b n m | \ < , > . ? / : ; ' ~ # { [ } ] ! " £ $ % ^ & * ( ) _ - + = ` ¬ If there is a space at the beginning of a new line, the space is ignored. (because it looks weird) although indentation in the first line is fine. You can change: size starting position if it is instant or drawn. color (rgb values) To create your own characters: in the letters block, find the character that you want to use to output the character. (so if instead of c you want your own character, find the add c to letters block). count how many blocks are above it, and remember this number. (so for c, there are 2 blocks above it, so remember 2) find the codes block. in this case, we want to change c, and our number is 2. Go two down from the top, to the third position. the add [code] to block that you have now is the one you want to change. Take out the code to start from the beginning. here is how the code works: the code is made up of pairs of numbers. Each number in the pair is seperated by a comma. Each pair makes a line If you want the line to be seen, then seperate the corresponding pair and the next pair with a comma. If you are using the line to get from one place to another and it is not part of the actual letter, then seperate the corresponding pair and the next pair with a pipe character ( | ). The first number in the pair is the direction the line goes in. The second line in the pair is the length of the line. EXAMPLE: 90,50,180,50|-90,50,0,50, makes a line from left to right, with length 50 a line from top to bottom, with length 50 (hidden) a line from right to left with length 50 a line from bottom to top, with length 50. which is the letter c. Note that the letter starts from the top right,
100% by me Thanks to @JTxt for the color changing. IF YOU USE THIS, GIVE ME CREDIT AND COMMENT BELOW WITH THE LINK TO YOUR PROJECT SO I CAN HAVE A LOOK To calculate line length, (if you use this and need to make your own characters) have a look at this: You should see a block called: [calculate line length (x,y) to (x2,y2) {x} {y} {x2} {y2}]. Put in the x an y co-ordinates of the two points and click the block. DO NOT PRESS THE FLAG. Go to data and tick line length to see the length of your line. also, have a look at the project! Version history: 1.0 - released to scratch. Not neat. [5/8/18] 1.1 - added punctuation and shortened code. [?/7/18] 2.0 - completely re-done. Easy to create characters. Neat and instant. Only alphabet and SPACE [12/8/18] 2.1 - numbers. Slightly bigger than letters. No punctuation yet. [12/8/18] 2.2.1 - basic punctuation [12/8/18] 2.2.2 - more punctuation [13/8/18] 2.2.3 - all punctuation [14/8/18] 2.3.1 - drawn or instant option [14/8/18] Next: 2.3 - customization 2.3.2 - extra flourishes 2.3.3 - effect options What else? Comment below!
