OpenSCAD font, converted into point data, which makes it easier to manipulate (e.g. for wrapping around a cylinder, squishing into a door stop).

Letters are constructed as a series of arcs and lines with a defined thickness. This makes it easy to adjust the font weight / thickness of each letter.

The font currently works for all printable standard ASCII characters (i.e. character codes 33-126), additional German & Māori letterforms (i.e. umlauts, macrons), and fancy quotes.

See the GitLab repository associated with this font here (which includes Python code to generate a kerned font):

[https://gitlab.com/gringer/pointilised/](https://gitlab.com/gringer/pointilised/)

Category: Math Art