Remember that Glyph Comparison project I made? Well, now that I have the real deal, That also means a huge overhaul will have to take place! After all, it's now been 1 year and 10 days since I first tried vectorizing the font! However, when designing the textures for letters with diacritics, I did originally consider making the W-based ones have theirs colored a lighter blue to match the water in Alphablock W's glass dome, as well as having Ħ's bar be colored scarlet like Alphablock H's headband. However, I declined those ideas because then it would just take up even more time. As for nctuation, I did something clever. Since sentemces typically end with either (. ! or ?), I fgured that could color marks that go at the end to look like Wonderblock Stop, as well as making marks that can start things look like Go. The yellow marks are to represent Again, because you might need more than just 1 comma. This time, I added a phonics library, which mostly consists of H-diagraphs, rare dipthongs, and extra diagraphs such as qu. However, since some diagraphs can have silent letters, like wr, kn, mb, or mn, you can just make those using the basic letter colors (the silent letters are black). Letters with Diacritics are all muted shades and tints of their base letters. The font has 13 diacritics in this order: Acute, Breve, Caron, Cedilla, Circumflex, Diaresis, Dot, Grave, Hungarumlaut, Macron, Ogonek, Ring, and Tilde. It gets progressively darker as you go down the list.
Credit to @SeaBass317
