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English/Roman

Bassam: /* Mystery Font */

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Mystery Font

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Mystery Font

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Mystery Font

Bassam: /* Add your own language */

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Add your own language

Bassam: /* Numbers */

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Numbers

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English/Roman

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Bassam: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

Bassam: Created page with "== Introduction == In the station, we have a variety of text- signs for depos, etc. With two exceptions we will not use English / Roman characters for this Most of the text..."

2014-02-25T19:58:48Z

Created page with "== Introduction == In the station, we have a variety of text- signs for depos, etc. With two exceptions we will not use English / Roman characters for this Most of the text..."

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== Introduction ==
In the station, we have a variety of text- signs for depos, etc.

With two exceptions we will not use English / Roman characters for this

Most of the text is not important to read; reading it will distract from the visuals, we mainly need it as a visual element, not a literal one. Thus we can make up fonts!

Style ideas:
<gallery>
File:Text_example.png|example text!
</gallery>

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 == English/Roman ==
- There are a couple of exceptions to this - We need to read gilgamesh's name in two places:
 * Her Dogtags need to have her name in human readable form (maybe both!)
-* The book title needs gilgamesh in human readable form.
+* The book title needs gilgamesh in human readable form. This will likely be a one-word parenthetical in a Sumerian language page
 == Numbers ==

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 == Mystery Font ==
 In the station, we have a variety of text- signs for depos, etc.
+Lets call the language 'Sumerian' - not the ancient cuneiform glyphs but a modern language for a utopian current civilization.
-With two exceptions we will not use English / Roman characters for this
+With two exceptions we will '''not''' use English / Roman characters for this
 Most of the text is not important to read; reading it will distract from the visuals, we mainly need it as a visual element, not a literal one. Thus we can make up fonts!
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 File:Vectorletters.png|vector letters
 </gallery>
 == English/Roman ==

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 <gallery>
 File:Text_example.png|example text!
-File:fontexploring.png|exploring fonts
+File:Fontexploring.png|exploring fonts
-File:letters2.jpg|another example
+File:Letters2.jpg|another example
-File:letters2.png|more letters
+File:Letters2.png|more letters
-File:letters!!!.jpg|moar
+File:Letters!!!.jpg|moar
-File:slightlymorerefinedletters.png|slight refinement
+File:Slightlymorerefinedletters.png|slight refinement
-File:vectorletters.png|vector letters
+File:Vectorletters.png|vector letters
 </gallery>

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	== Add your own language ==		== Add your own language ==
		+	It is encouraged to add words in the artists' own language as occasional elements ( a word here or there, graphitti, other...)

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	== Numbers ==		== Numbers ==
		+	Numbers should be Arabic numerals i.e.: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

	== Add your own language ==		== Add your own language ==