Symbols for Legacy Computing: Difference between revisions
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== How to Make SLC Art == | == How to Make SLC Art == | ||
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In order to keep track of symbols, it is helpful to paste them from pre-existing art, or to use the SLC toolbox in [https://ourworldoftext.com/slc_font /slc_font]. | In order to keep track of symbols, it is helpful to paste them from pre-existing art, or to use the SLC toolbox in [https://ourworldoftext.com/slc_font /slc_font]. | ||
And finally, the key is to experiment with symbols and shapes as much as possible. Try thinking outside the box. | And finally, the key is to experiment with symbols and shapes as much as possible. Try thinking outside the box.[[File:Slc toolbox.png|thumb|131x131px|From [https://ourworldoftext.com/slc_font /slc_font], use ctrl+a to copy individual characters|none]] | ||
=== 2D SLC Art === | === 2D SLC Art === | ||
A rough guide on how to draw slopes using SLC. | A rough guide on how to draw slopes using SLC. | ||