I've noticed that there are several currency symbol still missing in the font. The ones I've found missing are:

• Euro: €
• Franc: ₣
• Peso: ₱
• Ruble: ₽
• Won: ₩

Not sure if there aren't even more currency symbols currently missing.

• b dot above: $1E02 and $1E03
• d dot above: $1E0A and $1E0B
• f dot above: $1E1E and $1E1F
• m dot above: $1E40 and $1E41
• p dot above: $1E56 and $1E57
• s dot above: $1E60 and $1E61
• t dot above: $1E6A and $1E6B

The acute and grave-accented vowels as well as dotted c and g are already covered.

Thanks!

Talking from a spanish perspective here. Accents have a bit of an inconsistency here. I noted that some work in caps and not in small font... but we can do without them in all honesty.

What we can´t do without in spanish is with the letter "ñ" (and its caps "Ñ"). That one is a regular letter in our alphabet despite looking like just an n with a written accent.

its codes are 0361 and 0321.

Love your work!

The missing characters are

•  [   ่  ]   U+0E48
•  [    ้ ]  U+0E49
•  [   ๊  ]  U+0E4A
•  [   ๋ ] U+0E4B
•  [   ์ ] U+0E4C

• d dot below: $1E0C and $1E0D
• h dot below: $1E24 and $1E25
• l dot below: $1E36 and $1E37
• l dot below macron: $1E38 and $1E39
• m dot above: $1E40 and $1E41
• m dot below: $1E42 and $1E43
• n dot above: $1E44 and $1E45
• n dot below: $1E46 and $1E47
• r dot below: $1E5A and $1E5B
• r dot below macron: $1E5C and $1E5D
• s dot below: $1E62 and $1E63
• t dot below: $1E6C and $1E6D

NB: I reached out to the Tibetan and Himalayan Digital Library to add the font to the Windows and Macintosh Unicode diacritics fonts pages but they did not update the pages and said to add it as I have here.

First of all, thank you for the font! It's awesome! But I feel like I'm missing something and need some help with text alignment.

I'm using Unity, TextMesh Pro and Silver font. Here's the image with my alignment settings for a text. It looks like Silver text is shifted up a little while Sans and any other standard font is centered properly with these alignment settings.

Could you help me to resolve the issue, please?

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling a few times now - am I doing something wrong here? Does the font just not play nice with MS Word? If anyone has any advice for what's going on, it is very much appreciated.

There are some letters that are missing for Ukrainian. Here's a marked up image from the Wikipedia article, highlighting which are missing:

Here are the codes for each of the letters, as looked up on https://unicodelookup.com/:

• Ґ = U+0490
• ґ = U+0491
• Є = U+0404
• є = U+0454
• І = U+0406
• і = U+0456
• Ї = U+0407
• ї = U+0457

Please let me know if you need any more information!

Thanks :-)

I'm considering switching to this font for all languages, but found a couple problems for Polish:

1. The "accent" mark for the capital "Ó" should appear fully above the character, just like with "Ć", "Ń", "Ś" and "Ź"
2. The lower-case "ę" has a dot on top, rather than a hook underneath. The hook should look similar to the one on "ą"

This image from the Wikipedia may be helpful:

Thanks!

When I do hit enter twice to make a more visible paragraph break, there is a very large gap. I understand that this is a video game font, and respect all of the hard work put into it. But what if I want to use it for something that doesn't have the option of changing the spacing, like this game here?

I would try to mess around with the spacing myself, but I don't understand how I would do that on a program like Fontforge. Is it possible this will be fixed in a future, 'final' release, after you've done everything you want to with the font and the characters it will have? If so, I'm always willing to wait and encourage you to work on your font! But it's a curiosity I have, and I'm sorry if this is brought up often.

Generally, I love the font and the large number of glyphs available for use in dialogue. That said, I do find that the + shaped versions of the period and other dot symbols is a bit of an odd choice that keeps me from using the font as I think it's a style choice I don't think fits my game. I especially find the in-font prompts extremely compelling, but for a font that has the stated goal of being "the defacto font for pixel games and applications," this is a pretty bold departure from the rendering of those glyphs. Curiously the styling does not apply to the Full Width CJK version of the characters as far as I can tell.

So I guess that's just a long winded way of asking if there's some non-stylistic reason for the choice that I've overlooked and whether there is interest from your side in making a more standard rendering version for those glyphs available?

Thanks for your hard work on the font and for your time! :D

Unity's Text Mesh Pro imports such a file to generate the font atlas containing the supported characters.

I'm going to give it a try, and see if I can use it in my project; if I can, then I'll definitely donate.

I'm really more of a hobbyist (if that - I'm more of a aspiring hobbyist) developer but I think it's really important to propogate me people's language. I'm still learning but there being a pixel font that already supports it would be a boon. I'd love to make fan-translations while I learn my language.

I don't have any plans to make any money off of anything but if I'm ever able to translate anything I'll definitely donate. I'm curious when and where will I be able to download the font. I deeply appreciate you supporting Unicode in the way you are.