UnifontEX

(Evil Xylophone)

Unicode 16 support now live.

An extended fork of GNU Unifont with a focus on high compatibility (and accessibility too, among other things), made from the last TrueType version of GNU Unifont (15.0.06-JP, which is the most comprehensive, plus the five Unicode 15.1 Ideographic Description Characters from Unifont 15.1.01-15.1.05), merged with the last version of Upper that will successfully merge after removing the placeholders (11.0.01 Upper). I then did several compatibility steps to make it work under more environments, such as taking SEVERAL measures to make the font work in environments that only want monospace fonts (which Unifont is closer to than something like Times New Roman), as well as fixing the TeX table (among other structures, including stuff like the Panose and OS/2 stuff, among other things), activating Vertical Metrics to make Inkscape not reject it when dealing with Vertical CJKV text (the VDMX table and the BASE table’s vertical section also help), and making the output TTF work best on ALL OS choices. I also used TTF2PNG by Data Beaver’s Domain (plus GIMP to make it true 1bpp) to make an unabridged 1 megabyte PNG of the font, for use in situations where TrueType wouldn’t make sense, as well as a BDF version also made by FontForge, and a PC-98 font BMP port of UnifontEX made by Neko Project 2 (the Wii port) from the TrueType. (This is for PC-98 emulators that expect ANEX86.BMP), as well as an Apple iOS Safari SVG webfont format version, plus WOFF and WOFF2 versions which are MUCH smaller, as well as the FontForge SFD version (the actual project file). I also added an EOT and a Proof-of-Concept SVGZ version, as well as a Mac DFONT and an X11 otb version for those using relatively-ancient Unix-like OSes. I’ve also made a special version derived from the TTF ran through BWTC32Key, renamed to have a .woff3 extension (you can also use .woffl3 to honor a Twitter joke). Apparently, BWTC32Key’s compression significantly beats DEFLATE and Brotli here, as well as in quite a few other cases. BWTC32Key being web-based (in JavaScript, NodeJS too) least until someone ports it) allows it to be decoded in browsers, so technically WOFF3 COULD be decoded by a browser. But yes, WOFF3 is literally a TTF/OTF inside a .B3K file with a .WOFF3 or .WOFFl3 extension. I’d even allow TTCs and OTCs to be inside that. For the WOFF-exclusive stuff like XML metadata and arbitrary data, I’d allow use of a TAR file rather than the font directly. I would likely need some form of convention regarding the contents (for a whole host of reasons), so for the moment I’m going simple. Oh and the 3 in .woff3 and .woffl3 is an intentional reference to the 3 in .B3K, and it being a third WOFF version (and no, WOFF3 is not the only planned format I’ve derived from retrofitting BWTC32Key into various things). It just needs decoding code written. I’ve also provided UCGLIB and U8G2 versions for Arduinos to use with compatible dot-matrix LCDs/OLEDs/VFDs, though at present the best Arduino to run it on is the Arduino Pro Portenta H7, which luckily is compatible with both.

I’ve also made binary and C builds for the LVGL embedded display library, so now you can use it on even more embedded displays, and I’ve also made .js and .json versions for Typeface.js, plus FONTX2 Kanji and non-Kanji versions for DOS/V, as well as a C++ Uint8t file version that evidently some programs use, as well as an Adafruit_GFX version.

I also made a PostScript Type42 (PostScript-encapsulated TrueType) build for old classy printers as well as a LibreCAD LFF version (which should be given a lowercase filename for older LibreCAD versions), plus an iOS Mobileconfig version.

Furthermore, I offer two XDelta patches (they use the newest XDelta. If you try to use Marcrobledo’s patcher for example, it will complain about no secondary decompressor) that turn Unifont-JP 15.0.06 into UnifontEX. One is for the TTF, one is for the BDF.

Basically, I’ve released builds for MANY formats, from the common (TrueType, which is no longer offered openly by upstream Unifont), to the most niche/obscure ones, of which BDF is the only one also offered by upstream Unifont. Stuff like the DFONT, BDF, OTB, WOFF1, EOT, and SVG versions are largely for legacy systems, because not everyone has the latest and greatest technology, and good Unicode support shouldn’t be pricey.

Sleeker page here

Sample Text:

Hello World! - English
你好，世界❣ - Chinese
こんにちは、世界❣ - Japanese
안녕하세요, 세계! - Korean
Здравствуй, мир! - Russian
नमस्ते दुनिया! - Hindi
🌍👋😊 - Emoji
( ° ∀ ° )ﾉﾞ - Kaomoji
Unifont⅀𝕏 - Math
ℌ𝔢𝔩𝔩𝔬 𝔴𝔬𝔯𝔩𝔡! - Fraktur
𝕳𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖔 𝖜𝖔𝖗𝖑𝖉! - Bold Fraktur
𝕳𝔢𝖑𝔩𝖔 𝖜𝔬𝖗𝔩𝖉! - Hybrid Fraktur
ℍ𝕖𝕝𝕝𝕠 𝕎𝕠𝕣𝕝𝕕❕ - Double-Struck
Hᴇʟʟᴏ Wᴏʀʟᴅ﹗ - Small Caps
đařwin Āwařḍs - Diacritic+Stroke
⏸⏹⏺⏻⏼⏽⏾⏿⮗⌫⍨ - Technical
𝄠𝄡𝄢𝄣𝄤♩♪♫♬♭♮♯🎘🎜🎶🎵 - Music
𝄖𝄗𝄘𝄙𝄚𝄛𝄜𝄝𝄔𝄕𝄆𝄇🎝 - Music 2
𝄉𝄊𝄋𝄌𝄍𝄎𝄏𝄐𝄑𝄞𝄟𝄳𝄽 - Music 3
𝄰𝄱𝄲𝄴𝄵𝄶𝄷𝄸𝄹𝄺𝄻𝄼𝄾𝄿𝅀𝅁𝅂𝅅 - Music 4
𝅘𝅥𝅮𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅰𝅘𝅥𝅱𝅘𝅥𝅲𝅪𝅫𝅬𝆮𝆯𝆰𝆱𝆲𝆑 - Music 5
𝆖𝆗𝆘𝆙𝆚𝇙𝇚𝇛𝇜𝇡𝇖𝇗 - Music 6
𝇘𝇇𝇈𝇉𝇊𝇋𝇌𝇍𝇎𝇏𝆸 - Music 7
𝆶𝆷𝄫𝄬𝄭𝄮𝄯𝆦𝆧𝆨𝆒𝆓𝆴𝆵 - Music 8
📾📻🎼🎷🎺🎹🎙🎚🎛🎸🎤 - Music 9
𝃰𝃱𝃲𝃳𝃴𝃵 - Byzantine Music
𝉀𝉁 𝉂 𝉃 𝉄𝉅 - Ancient Greek Music
🂠🃜🃚🃖🃁🂭🂺🎴 - Playing Cards
🂠🃰🃱🃲🃳🃴🃵🃠 - Tarot Cards
🀫🀠🀡🀢🀣🀤🀥🀦🀧🀨🀩🀪 - Mahjong
🁢🂐🂑🂒🂓🁠🁡🀰 - Domino Tiles
𝍐𝍑𝍒𝍓𝍔𝍕𝍖 - Tai Xuan Jing
🜧🜥🜱⚴🜨⚤⚣⚢⮉⛿🜬☌⮋ - LGBT Symbols
☿⚧⚥⚨⚦⚩⚲♁🜠🜜⚳⚸⯛ - LGBT Symbol2
🜐🜻🜮🜢🜫🜭⚪⚬♂♀⚭⚮⚯ - LGBT Symbols3
×÷±∓≈≠⎷√∛∜∑∫∮∂ƒ⎲⎳⩤⩥ℏ𝚫 - Math 2
αβδεθλμπφψΩℇ⯹⋖⋗⋘⋙⋚⋛⋜⋝℘𝛏 - Math 3
∅∈∉⊂⊆∪∩≤≥ - Math Sets
∀∃∄∴∵∎¬∧∨⊼⊻ - Math Logic
⌅⌆∝∶∷∥∦⟂⦜∠∡ - Geometry
⦯⦮⦭⦬⦫⦪⦩⦨⍼⦞⦔⦓🧭 - Angles
∑∫π²∞ - Math Equation
⧍⏧⨳⩼⦞⨄⭈≝⍼⩐⩩⍨℘⫁⌭⨓⨋ - XKCD
⅐⅑⅒⅓⅔⅕⅖⅗⅘⅙⅚⅛⅜⅝⅞⅟↉‱‰⁒ - Fractions
🅰🅱🅾🆎➕➖⊟⊞␀ - Blood Type Icons
❓⯅⯆⬍🞀◺◿◣◢『』 - Marlett Font
🗕🗖🗗⏴⏵⏶⏷⭳🞂🞃 - Marlett 2
⊞✔✓⎾⏌⬛•●◜◞◜◞⬤─🗙 - Marlett 3
⬧⧫♑♓♑♋ - Wingdings 1 Font
✹🟃🟇✯🟍🟔⯌⯍※⁂ - Wingdings 2
⌥🡘🡓🡐🡙🡘◀⮃⇪ - Wingdings 3
🕬⚫🛈🛱🛥⚫🛲🏜🔈 - Webdings
✵■❉❆❏■▼✥✸ - Zapf Dingbats
ΥνιφοντΕΞ - "Symbol" Font
🢀🢁🢂🢃🢄🢅🢆🢇⇧⇪⇬⇭↩↵⭾⇳ - Arrows
🛆🛇🛈🛉🛊℃℉K℡℻📠 - Signage Icons
🛠🛒🛓🛔🛰🛱🛲🛤🛣🛴🛵🛷🛸 - Sign2
🚵🚸🚷🚮🚯🚰🚱🚲🚳🚭🚶🚏🚦🛌 - Sign3
⛄⛆⛈⛐⛓⛰ ⛲⛫⛏⛔ℹ - Road News
⚓⛵🚤🛳⛴🛥🚢🛶🚣🚤 - Boat Icons
✈🛦🛧🛨🛩🛪🛫🛬🚁🚀🛰 - Aircraft
🚂🚃🚄🚅🚆🚇🚈🚉🚊🚋🛤🛲 - Trains
🚓🚔🚕🚖🚗🚘🚙🚐🚑🚒⛟🚚🚛 - Cars
🚠🚡🚝🚞🚟🚌🚍🚎🚏 - Public Transit
🛂🛃🛄🛅🛋🛌🛍🛎🛏🏨🏩🏕 - Lodging
🚹🚺🚻🚼🚽🚾🚿🛀🛁🛉🛊🅏🆏🟕 - Lav
℀℁℅℆⅍⅊℠™℗🄯©®🅪🅫🄮§ - Legal Symbols
㏍㏚㏇㋏㉐㍿💼🚅 - JP Company Icons
⟸⟹⟺⤂⤃⤄↞↠←→ - Coding Ligatures
⤆⤇↢↣⬹⤔⬺⤕≃⟚⟛⇿⥷ - Code Lig2
⬻⤖⬼⤗⬽⤘⇜⇝⬳⟿◇⟪⟫⍅⍆≕ - Code Lg3
⋘⋙≮≯⩽⩾≡≢≣⊥⊦⊨⊲⊳⩨⩩ᗘ - Code Lg4
⩵⩶⧏⧐⏴⏵⧣⧥⟨⟩⟠⊬⧺⧻ᗛ - Code Lg5
≔⩴⤙⤚⤛⤜➾↜↝↤↦🡘⊣ᕭ - Code Lg6
⇷⇸⇹↔⇺⇻⇼↤↦⟻⟼⇐⇒⇍⇏⊫ᕮ - Code Lg7
⫻⫽⟤⟥∥∷⧴⧧⧶⭃⭺⭼⇽⇾⸗ - Code Lg8
⥢⥤⤝⤞⤟⤠⬾⁇‥…‼⁑⹔⸚⊩⊪ - Code Lig9
⬴⤀⬵⤁⬶⤅ᕁ⚋𝌀𝌅‖╠↔ - Code Lig10
⬿⤳↫↬↩↪⇷⇸⇹↚↛🤀Ｈ∧∨⊭⊯ - Code Lig11
æfffiflffifflſtstﬓﬔﬕﬖﬗ№ᵺ㏟ - Text Ligatures
◢◣◤◥◖◗﹙﹚╱╲⎇≠␤【】﴿༻🗃- Powerln
🟐🟑🟒🟓🟔⯂⯃⯄⯊⯋⌧⌦⎔⏣ - Shapes
🟕🟖🟗🟘⎊⮾⮿⦾⦿⦻◯⬤ - Gaming 1
➕ⒶⒷⓍⓎ☃😃😠😔😑♂♀÷× - Gaming 2
✉➡⬅⬆⬇✕❗❓🄻🅁🅉Ⓒ✜ - Gaming 3
⚠①②③④ⓐⓑ🅐🅑🅧🅨👑 - Gaming 4
①②❶❷ⓢ⓪⊕⍟🎈🏆🅰🅼📷 - Gaming 5
０１２３４５６７８９：．／💬 - VG 6
🄰🄱🄲🄳ＰＩＣＴＯＨＡⓧⓨ⏯ - VG 7
🆇🏚⧇⊜⊝␣⭕⯅⯆⯇⯈⮽⮺👆🎥⏸ - VG8
⛏Ⓜ🅣𐃏⭗⊠⮭⮯₽💤⬛◉⣿🞋👣🔒∞ - VG9
⮌ᵉ💰🗝◔🧴🍒◓🗱🌂🌢💢🗙🍀⏏🔔 - VG10
💀😮😄😣🔨🎀🐾🐶🐱🐰🐦🐮🐷📶 - VG11
🐟🐞❤💧√🦑🐙❂⎃🅻🆁ⓁⓇ◙🔎 - VG12
⧃⧁⧀⯽➖🠴🠶🠵🠷☰🗤✣❇🖸 - VG13
🅛🅡✢✛✙⌨🎮🕹👾🖥🖱🖰⤓👕🎧 - VG14
❎✥❖✦🙨🔴🏶❍🞠🙩🟑☯⍟☢↵ - VG15
𝍭❈✧❁🟔➊➋➌➍➎⯖🎞🌐😊 - VG16
📺💻👜💌🛈🢔🢖🢕🢗⟲⟳🖩⛭✨ - VG17
⬌⬍⬅⮕⬆⬇⬉⬈⬊⬋⠛⣤⣦⣴⠻⠟㊐⛮ - VG 18
🡠🡢🡡🡣🡤🡥🡦🡧⤫⤬✓⨉📁🅱 - VG19
🔥🍂⚡🌊👊👁🞷🔸💀💤🐚♨🗲△※▷▽ - VG20
○●🅓🏚🐰◙🍒 - VG21
🍒🍓🍊🍎🍈🛦🔔🔑 - Puck-Man Symbols
ᗢᗧᗤᗣ·•🕭 - Puck-Man Symbols 2
⮰⮱⮲⮳⮴⮵⮶⮷⮸⇞⇟🌐⇧␣ - Keyboard
🅠🅡🅢🅣🅤🅥🅦🅧🅨🅩 - Dark Bubbled
⓿❶❷❸❹❺❻❼❽❾ - Dark Numbers
⓫⓬⓭⓮⓯⓰⓱⓲⓳⓴ - Dark Nums 2
➊➋➌➍➎➏➓ - Dark Dingbat Nums
🆀🆁🆂🆃🆄🆅🆆🆇🆈🆉 - Dark Boxed
🉠🉡🉣🉤🉥☯ - Chinese Seals
🉀🉁🉂🉃🉄🉅🉆🉇🉈🉐🉑🈯🈀 - ARIB 1
🈰🈱🈳🈴🈵🈶🈷🈸🈹🈺🈻🈁🈂 - ARIB 2
🆋🆌🆍🆎🆏🅿🆊🆑🆒🆓🆔🆕🆖 - ARIB 3
🆗🆘🆙🆚🆬🆫🆪🆥🆦🆠🆡🆢🆐 - ARIB 4
🅊🅋🅌🅍🅎🅏⚿⛞⚞⚟⛻⛼⛍ - ARIB 5
🆛🆜🆝🆞🆟🆧🆨🆩🆣🆤⦷ - TV Symbols
🗔🗕🗖🗗🗘🗙🗚🗛⌘🔲🔳⌃🎝 - UI Icons
⏰⏱⏳⏲⏯⏭⏵⌚⌥⌛⎉⎆⎋⎌⎙⌤⌗ - UI2
🗺🗘⮈➲🔎✔🔖🔗🗕🗖🗗🗙📋🖲⌕ - UI3
🐧🖧🖩🖭🖷🗀🗎⊞⎚⎔🖵◆🤖 - IT Icons
🗑🗜🗺 📀📧📆ᯤ⊟⎗⎘⎀🖺🖽🖾▤⇮ - IT2
⎄⎆🄰🅰❖✦✧⟵⎄⎆⬅➡⬆⬇🗲🗱 - OS
🔂📫📳🔕🕩🕼🖀🖄🖨🔆📸📈🤳▨ - Phone
✆📞🖀🕻🕼🕽🕾🕿℡☎ - Landline Phone
🖹🖼🗞🛒🛏🛫🚲📦📧🏞🏟🏝🍜 - Search
🏙🏔🎶🎮🎭🎬🎪🌂🌐🚙🎨🔧 - Search2
🥇🥈🥉💮💯🏅🏆🧧🎁 - Award Symbols
⯨⯩⯪⯫🟊⭐🌟 - Star Ratings
✰✩✪✫✬✭✮✯🟊 - Dingbat Stars
🎌🚩🏁🏱🏲🏳🏴⚐⚑⛿⛳🎏🚏🏷💈 - Flags
🕫🕬📢📣🎉📯📡🚨⍾🕭🔔🔕 🦖- Alerts
🔒🔓🔏🔐🔑🗝⚿🧰⚷ - Locks and Keys
🖉🖊🖋🖌🖍✎✏✐✑✒🖎✍📝 - Pens
📑📒📓📔📕📖📗📘📙📚🕮📇🏛🏫 - Books
📌📍📎🖇📏📐✂🖈⯒⁋🕴 - Office Icons
🥼🔬🧬🧫🧪⌬🔍🔭⌭⏨ - Science Symbols
🝰🝱🝲🝳⚛⚗🝎🝍 - Alchemical Symbols
🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🌝🌛🌜 - Moon Phases
♳♴♵♶♷♸♹♾ - Recycling Symbols
♂♀⚪⚲🜬⚧*~✝⚰⚱⊛⚔‡±<>⸸⹋ - Genealogy
⚬⚭⚮⚯⚤⚣⚢💑💍 - Marriage Symbols
⎾⎿⏀⏁⏂⏃⏄⏅⏆⏇⏈⏉⏊⏋⏌℞ - Dental
☤⚕🏥💉💊😷⛨🕏🚑✚⛑♿⚚ - Medical
🧠🧬🦴🦷🤒🤕🤢🤮🧫🧼🦵🦶 - Medical 2
🤀🤁🤂🤃🤄🤅🤆🤇🤈🤉🤊🤋 - Typikon Symbols
■□▤▥▦▧▨▩░▒▓〼 - Heraldry Color Hatch
⛫⚔🏰🏯🛡🔱⛨🤺🤻🤴👸🛔☓ - Heraldry
♔♕♖♗♘♙♚♛♜♝♞♟ - Chess Pieces
🩠🩡🩢🩣🩤🩥🩦🩧🩨🩩🩪🩫🩬🩭 - Chess
😍😻🥰💝💞💟💓💔💕💖💗💘🎔💌 - Heart
🦸🦹🧙🧚🧛🧜🧝🧞🧟👹👺👽 - Mythicals
💪💫💨💤💥💡💢↯ - Anime/Manga Reacts
💮🎐🎑🎊🎌🎍🎎🎏🍶🍙🍥🎍🗾🎴 - Japan
㉈㉉㉊㉋㉌㉍㉎㉏ - JP Speed Signs
⛓⛔⛕⛖⛗⛘⛙⛚⛛⛜☡ - Road Signage
⛰⛱⛲⛳⛴⛵⛷⛸⛹⛺⛽⛾⛩⚓- Travel
🏜🗻🗼🗽🗾🏰🏝🏞🏨🏯🛓🛔 - Vacation
🌌🌉🌃🌄🌅🌆🌇🎑🌁⛆⛈ - Dim Weather
㍱㍲㍳㍴㍵㍶㍷㍸㍹㍺㋎㋍㎜㋌ - Units
㎅㎆㎇㎑㎒㎓㎔㏔㎐ - Technical Units
㎀㎁㎂㎃㎄㎴㎵㎶㎷㎸㎹ - Volt & Amp
㎺㎻㎼㎽㎾㎿㏀㏁㎊㎋㎌ - Watt & Ohm
㎙㎚㎛㎜㎝㎞㎟㎠㎡㎢㎣㎤㎥㎦ - Meter
㍱㍴㎩㎪㎫㎬㏗㏙㏄㏖ - Science Units
㏓㎍㎎㎏㏕㏆㎧㎨㎰㎱㎲㎳ - Science 2
㎕㎖㎗㎘㏛㏜㏝㏐㏑㏒㏅㏈ - Science 3
㎭㎮㎯㏉㏊㏋㏏㏃㏞㏟㏌℔Ω℧ - Science4
㋀㋁㋂㋃㋄㋅㋆㋇㋈㋉㋊㋋ - CJK Moons
㍘㍙㍚㍛㍜㍝㍞㍟㍠㍡㍢㍣ - CJK Hours
㍤㍥㍦㍧㍨㍩㍪㍫㍬㍭㍮㍯ - CJK Hrs 2
㏠㏡㏢㏣㏤㏥㏦㏧㏨㏩㏪㏫ - CJK Days
㏬㏭㏮㏯㏰㏱㏲㏳㏴㏵㏶㏷ - CJK Days2
㏸㏹㏺㏻㏼㏽㏾ - Ideographic Days 3
【】〒〓〔〕〖〗〘〙〚〛 - CJK Punct
〶〄㉿⮗〷⚡⛮ - CJK Electric Symbols
〈〉《》「」『』〠〽〻𖿠 - CJK Punc2
〇〡〢〣〤〥〦〧〨〩〸〹〺 - Suzhou
㊀㊁㊂㊃㊄㊅㊆㊇㊈㊉ - Han Numbers
㉄㉅㉆㉇㊊㊋㊌㊍㊎㊏ - Circled Han
㉁㉂㉃㊐㊑㊒㊓㊔㊕㊖ - Circled Han 2
ⒶⒷⒸⒹⒺⒻⒼⒽⒾⒿ - Light Bubbled
ⓠⓡⓢⓣⓤⓥⓦⓧⓨⓩ - Lower Bubbled
①②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨ - Bubbled Numbers
⑩⑪⑫⑬⑭⑮⑯⑰ - Bubbled Numbers 2
⑱⑲⑳㉑㉒㉓㉔㉕ - Bubbled Numbers 3
㉖㉗㉘㉙㉚㉛㉛㉜ - Bubbled Numbers 4
㉝㉞㉟㊱㊲㊳㊴㊵ - Bubbled Numbers 5
㊶㊷㊸㊹㊺㊻㊼㊽ - Bubbled Numbers 6
⓵⓶⓷⓸⓹⓺⓻⓼🔟 - Double Bubbled
⓽⓾🄋㊾㊿ - Double & Regular Bubbled
➀➁➂➃➄➅➆➇➈➉ - Bold Bubbled
🅀🅁🅂🅃🅄🅅🅆🅇🅈🅉 - Light Boxed
🄠🄡🄢🄣🄤🄥🄦🄧🄨🄩 - Parenthesesed
⑴⑵⑶⑷⑸⑹⑺⑻⑼ - Parenthesesed 2
⑽⑾⑿⒀⒁⒂⒃⒄⒅⒆⒇ - Parenthetic
⒜⒝⒞⒟⒳⒴⒵ - Parenthesesed Lower
🄀⒈⒉⒊⒋⒌⒍⒎⒏ - Dotted Numbers
⒐⒑⒒⒓⒔⒕⒖⒗⒘ - Dotted Numbers2
🄁🄂🄃🄄🄅🄆🄇🄈🄉🄊 - Comma Numbers
♈♉♊♋♌♍♎♏♐♑♒♓⛎ - Zodiac Star Signs
☿♀♁♂♃♄♅⛢♆ - Zodiac Planet Signs
♇⯓⯔⯕⯖⯗ - Zodiac Pluto Signs
⎓⏚⏛⏦⏧⎏⎐⍼⌁⭍ - Electric Icons
⚙⛭⛮⛯⚒⛏🔩♲♺♻♼♽ - Industry
🗺🌍🌎🌏🌐🜨♁☷🜃⏚ - Earth Symbols
ⅰⅱⅲⅳⅴⅵⅶⅷⅸⅹⅺⅻⅼⅽⅾⅿ - Roman Numerals
𝋠𝋰𝋱𝋲𝋳 - Mayan Numerals
⚋⚌⚍⚎⚏𝌁𝌃🔮🥠🔭 - Divination
⚊⚋𝌀𝍓𝍔𝍕 - Divination 2
⚌⚍⚎⚏𝌁𝌂𝌃𝌄𝌅 - Digrams
☰☱☲☳☴☵☶☷ - Trigrams
䷁䷣䷄䷀ - Yijing Hexagrams
⚀⚁⚂⚃⚄⚅🎲 - Dice
♠♡♢♣♤♥♦♧🂿🃏🃟 - Playing Card Suits
⛀⛁⛂⛃ - Draughts
⚆⚇⚈⚉ - Go Game
☗⛊☖⛉🔰 - Shogi
☐🗴🗵🗶🗷🗸🗹☐☑☒🔘 - Checkboxes
🔀🔁🔂🔃🔄 - Looping Modes
🔇🔈🔉🔊 - Volume Symbols
🕪🕩🕨 - Reversed Volume
🕠🕡🕢🕣🕤🕥🕦🕧㏂㏘⏰⏲⌚⏱⏳ - Time
🌡🌢🌣🌤🌥🌦🌧🌨🌩🌪🌬🌫🌀 - Weather
🍛🍜🍝🍞🍟℮㎈㎉㏿🍄🍦 - Foodstuffs
🥤🥗🍔🍗🍨🥓🥠🥡🥢🥟 - Foodstuffs 2
🍳🍴🍵🥄🔪🍽🍶🍼🍺🍷🍸🍹⛾ - Dishes
📤📥📧📨📩📪📫📬📭📮 - Email States
🖎🖃🖬🗑🖻🗄📎📤🖄🖅🖆🖂 - Email UI
🖁📱📲📳📴📵📶 - Cellphone Symbols
📱📶⌚🎧🛡🔒⚡🔋⏏⏎⊗⊖⊕👽 - Tech Icons
🖪🖫🖬🖭💽💾🖴✇⎈✲⌑✉⍰ - PC Icons
🖸💻🖳🖥🖧💿📀🖵📟🔅🔆⎖ - Misc Tech
🖮🖯🖰🖱🖲🖶🖷🖨🔋🔌🕹 - PC Gadgets
🗀🗁🗂🗅🗇🗈🗉🗊🗋🗍🗎🗏🗐 - Files
📁📂📃📄📘📝🗑🖹🖺🖻🗄⌂ - Docs+Dirs
⎌↶↷⤺⤻⟲⟳↺↻↩↖↘←→↓↑⎋ - PC Arrows
⏩⏪⏫⏬⏭⏮⏯ - FastForward Arrows
🔠🔡🔢🔣🔤 - Input Type Symbols
💰💱💲💳💴💵💶💷💸₿₠🤑💹🏦🏧 - Money
₳฿₣₲₭₥₦₱₽₴₮₩⃀֏¤₹₢ - Currency Symbols
❠❡❢❣⍻⹋†‡⸸‽⸙🙸 - Fancy Punctuation
⅋＆🙰🙱🙲🙳🙴🙵﹠ - Fancy Ampersands
🙹🙺🙻⁉⁈⸘‽ - Interrobang Ornaments
❀❁❂❃❄❅❆❇❈❉❊❋✋ - Dingbats
✓✔✅✕✖✗✘❌ - Dingbat Checkmarks
☓🞨🞩🞪🞫🞬🞭🞮🗙❎ - Dingbat X Marks
➕✙✚✛✜🞡🞢🞣🞤🞥🞦🞧⯐⌖ - Pluses
❉❊❋✽✻✱✢✣✤✥ - Dingbat Asters
🗨🗩💬🗪🗫🗬🗭💭 - Speech and Thought
•‣⁌◘○◙⁃⁍◦⦾⦿∙☙❥❧◉●○◆▢・ - Bullets
🙠🙡🙢🙣🙤🙥🙦🙧☙❦❧⚜💮 - Fleurons
🙐🙑🙒🙓🙔🙕🙖🙗🍁🍂🍃☘🍀🌱 - Leaves
🙘🙙🙚🙛🙜🙝🙞🙟🌿𐇳 - Vines
✌✀✁✂✃✄ - Scissors
➘➙➚➳➴➵➶➷➸➹➺➻➼➽ - Barbed
🎧❤📷👤🕒🎙👁✎✔⮋👍👎🔍🏠📚 - Spot
⚠⚡☣☢🔥🕱💣🏜🧴🧪👤🧯🧤🥽🥼 - Safety
🙁🙂🙃🙄🙅🙆😀😁😂😃😄😅😆😇 - Smiley
😸😹😺😻😼😽😾😿🙀🐱 - Cat Smilies
•<>ꓭƆꓷƎꟻꉧİỊƮꓘㅈ⅃ꟼ⁋⌮ЯꞱ - Zodiac K1
ΩΛ🝥Z⌖⏀⦵⊙⊗◓◑◒◐●△◬▲🞎🞔◪⬕⬛ - ZK2
᚛ᚒᚅᚔᚃᚑᚅᚈᚓᚙ᚜ - Ogham
ᚢᚾᛁᚠᛟᚾᛏᛖᚲᛋ - Elder Futhark Runes
ᚢᚾᛁᚠᚬᚾᛏᛅX - Younger Futhark Runes
𐇰𐇱𐇲𐇳𐇴𐇵𐇶𐇷𐇸𐇹𐇺𐇻𐇼 - Phaistos
𐜰𐜱𐜲𐜳𐜴𐜵𐜶𐝠𐝡𐝢𐝣𐝤 - Linear A
𐃰𐃱𐃲𐃳𐃴𐃵𐃶𐃷𐃸𐃹𐃺 - Linear B
𐁈𐁁𐁊𐁋𐁌𐁍𐁘𐁙𐁚𐁛𐁜𐁝 - Linear B 2
𐏀𐏁𐏂𐏃𐏐𐏑𐏒𐏓𐏔𐏕 - Old Persian
𐎏𐎇𐎀𐎁𐎂𐎃𐎄𐎅𐎆𐎇 - Ugaritic
𑁍𑗊𑗋𑗌𑗍𑗎𑗏𑗐𑗑𑗒🏺 - Ornaments
𑗓𑗔𑗕𑗖𑗗𑗘𑗙𑗚۞۝ - Ornaments 2
۩࿄࿅࿇࿈࿉࿊࿋࿌᪥ - Ornaments 3
᪠᪡᪣᯼᯽᳀᳁᳂﴾﴿ - Ornaments 4
𑪞𑪟𑪠𑪡𑪢𑙨𑙩𑙪𑙫𑙬𑑝 - Ornament5
֍֎౷꣼𑇛๏༖༕༗᠅᠀ - Ornaments 6
⁕᯾⹐⹑⸎⸿⸙࿙࿚᛭ꙮ - Ornament Punc
𐅩𐅪𐅫𐅬𐅭𐅮𐅯 - Greek Numbers
𐄢𐄣𐄤𐄥𐄦𐄧𐄨𐄩𐄪 - Aegean Numbers
𝍰𝍱𝍲𝍳𝍴𝍵𝍶𝍷𝍸 - Counting Rod
０１２３４５６７８９ - Fullwidth
ＡＢＣＤＥＦａｂｃｄｅｆ - Hex
𝟶𝟷𝟸𝟹𝟺𝟻𝟼𝟽𝟾𝟿 - Typewriter
𝙰𝙱𝙲𝙳𝙴𝙵𝚊𝚋𝚌𝚍𝚎𝚏 - Hex 2
₀₁₂₃₄₅₆₇₈₉ - Subscript Numbers
⁰¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹ - Superscript Numbers
ᴴᵉˡˡᵒ ᵂᵒʳˡᵈ! - Superscript ABCs
⩇⩇:⩇⩇ - LCD zeroes
✇『⩇⩇:⩇⩇』✇ - LCD box
﹠﹡﹢﹣﹤﹥﹦ - Small Symbols
︐︑︒︓︔︕︖︗︘︙ - Vertical
▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄▀▄ - Checker
████▒▒▒▒▒▒30% - Loading Bar
𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄀𝄁𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄃 - Barcode
▌│█║▌║▌║ - Barcode 2
↻ ⏮⏸⏭ ↺ - Play Controls
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ - Waves
【⏻】📶🌐⁵ᴳ🔆 - Fancy UI
⇆ ◁ ❚❚ ▷ ↻🔅 - Player 2
ε(´｡•᎑•`)っ 💕웃 - Kaomoji 2
⋆｡ ﾟ☁｡ ⋆｡ ﾟ☾ ﾟ｡ ⋆ - Sky
━━━━●───── - Seekbar
⚫⚫⚫⚪⚪ - Loading Circles
♥♥♥♥♥♥♡♡♡♡60%▶ - Heart Load
⣿⣿⣿⣀⣀ - Braille VU meter
⫘⫘⫘ - Aesthetic Chains
꒒০⌵୧♡˙ᵕ˙ - Aesthetic Text
၊၊||၊|။||||| - Soundwaves
▁▂▃▄▅▆▇▉ - Volume Triangle
≪•◦ ❈ ◦•≫ - Aesthetic Break
◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤◢◤ - Slant
◥◣◥◣◥◣◥◣◥◣◥◣◥◣ - Reverse Slant
꒷꒦︶꒷꒦︶꒷꒦ - Squiggles
┏━•❃°•°❀°•°❃•━┓ - Header
┗━•❃°•°❀°•°❃•━┛ - Footer
ᓚᘏᗢ ᶻ z Z - Aesthetic Cat
──◍───── - Seekbar 2
･ ｡ﾟ☆: *.☽ .* :☆ﾟ. - Night
◁◁ ▐ ▌ ▷▷ - Pause Controls
▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭▬▭ - Bars
●●▬●●▬●●▬●●▬ - Morse Code
▌│█║▌║▌║ ║▌║▌║█│▌ - Barcode3
⎍⍽⑃⑂⑁⊥⊤⑀∿⋂∪ - Chiptune 1
⩋⩊∧∨⩕⩘⩗⑇⫫ - Chiptune 2
⫪⩚⟑╯╰░▒▓#⎺⎽෴꒷ - Chip 3
⠂⠄⠄⠂⠁⠁⠂⠄⠄⠂⠁⠁⠂⠄⠄⠂ - Wave 2
✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏¶ - Writing
⛆⛆⛆⛆ - Raining
┴┬┴┬┴┬┴┬┴┬┴┬┴┬ - Bricks
╧╤╧╤╧╤╧╤╧╤╧╤╧╤╧╤ - Bricks 2
▂▃▄▅▆▇██▇▆▅▄▃▂ - Triangle
△▽△▽△▽△▽△▽△▽△▽△▽ - Tri. 2
░▒▓█▓▒░░▒▓█▓▒░ - Shading
•┈┈┈┈┈♛┈┈┈┈┈• - Chess Head
◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇◆◇ - Diamonds
●○●○●○●○●○●○●○ - Circles
——⭑⋆⋆⋆⭑—— - Star Header
◤◢◣◥◤◢◣◥◤◢◣◥◤◢◣◥ - Tri. 3
▐░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░▌ - Gray
★ ☆ ★ ☆ ★ ☆ ★ ☆ - Stars
𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁𐄙𐄁 - Dots
ᴴᴰ ⚙ ❐ - Video Player
⤝❖⤞ - Fancy Line
✦•┈๑⋅⋯ ⋯⋅๑┈•✦ - Line 2
⋆｡‧˚ʚ🍒ɞ˚‧｡⋆ - Cherry
(˶ˆᗜˆ˵) - Kaomoji 3
(˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶) - Kaomoji 4
(⸝⸝๑﹏๑⸝⸝) - Kaomoji 5
(˶˃ ᵕ ˂˶) - Kaomoji 6
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ🍰🍔🍕 - Kao
(╹ -╹)? - Kaomoji 8
▭𝅼▬࣪▭𝅼▬࣪▭𝅼▬࣪▭𝅼▬࣪▭𝅼▬࣪▭ - Fancy Bars
⑀⑁⑂⑃⑄⑅⑆⑇⑈⑉⑊⛻🧾 - OCR+Bank
␘␠␡␢␣␤␥␦ - Control
￨￩￪￫￬￭￮ - Halfwidth
⬛⬛⬛⬜⬜ - Loader
╰┈➤🔊-vc-❶➤ - VC 1
╰┈➤🔊-vc-❷➤ - VC 2
─〇───── - Seekbar 3
⎛⎝ ≽ > ⩊ < ≼ ⎠⎞ - Math4
📖☕🌧🎧 - Aesthetic Emoji
𝄃𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄀𝄁𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄃 - Barcode 4
║▌║█║▌│║▌║▌█ - Barcode 5
███🀫🀫🀫██ - Blocks
───♡─────── - Heart Seek
⛼෴⚘⎧ᴿᴵᴾ⎫⚘෴⛼ - Grave
🎉🎂✨🍰🥳 - Birthday
《《《》》》 - Angles
⍑ᒷ|:|:ᒍ ▭ ∴ᒍ∷|:↸․■․ - SGA
⏃⏚☊⎅⟒⎎☌ - Enderwalk
⊑⟟⟊☍⌰⋔⋏⍜⌿ - Enderwalk 2
⍾⍀⌇⏁⎍⎐⍙⊬⋉ - Ender3
👤🔣🎁👋👇👤❗🔣, - Pona
▖▌▘▘‍▖▌▖▘‍▖▘▖▌‍ - Dollcode
⡓⣘⠙⣋⢹⠀⡥⠐⢏⠁⢈⡉⠟⡏⠢⡾ - Braille
GƸOʜeҩ - QNTM Base2048
媒腻㐤┖ꈳ埳 - Base32768
䴀酯靉깱밽訊눀䴁 - B3K
시ﾤㅿￌ본노〮톧호〯 - Korean 2
ｼｰｻｲﾄ゙ﾗｲﾅｰ - Halfwidth Kana
カタカナ - Fullwidth Kana
㌬㍐㍑㍒㍓㍔㍕㍖㍗ - Kana
㋿㍻㍼㍽㍾㍿㌣㌐ - JP Lig
㍐㍑㍒㍓㍔㍕㍖㍗ - JP Lg2
⻰⻱⻲⻳ - CJK Radicals
⿐⿑⿒⿓⿔⿕ - Kangxi
鿖鿗鿟鿫鿬鿭 - Special Han
㇯⿼⿽⿾⿿ - Unicode 15.1
㇤㇥Ᲊᲊ␧␨␩ꟋꟌꟍꟚꟛꟜ - Unicode 16
☕📚📖✍🎧🖎📝 - Writing 2
🌎📶🧠📈🔎📉🧮📊💯🗠 - Stats
✩🕓⎇⊢%👁⚠🗪🗸📑 - Stat2
☌⚲♂♀⚧⚦⚩⚥⮉⚬♓♁♏♄♃♇ - GSRM
⚨☉⚢⚣⚤☿♆ - GSRM Symbols 2
♋♈♐♎♒♑♍♊♅♉☍⚮⚯⚭ - AstroGeno
✶⟾䒑ᄂム⧖⌂⧟⧝⧡⧞ - Misc Sym
⧠⧦⧮⨁⨀⧐⧲ℵ⟡⨃ - Misc Sym2
♡⟠⧿⊞⧕゠≀∂ᴽ⧷Ɯ⧺⧹⨂ - Misc Sym3
⨅⨆⨈ਨ⨄ᵋ⧘⧚入⧬- Misc Sym4
⧭⧯⌘ᅥ▭∑≡占囗⧼⧱⧳┴ - Misc Sym5
✻⧨⧩⧛⧙⧗⧔卩エ阝 - Misc Sym6
と匕刁⧢⧒⧑∫⧓ - Misc Symbols 7
▀▁▂▃▄▅▆▇█▉▊▋▌▍▎▏- Box Drawin1
▐░▒▓▔▕▖▗▘▙▚▛▜▝▞▟ - Box Draw2
ℼℽℾℿ⅀ⅅⅆⅇⅈⅉ - Double
𝟙𝟚𝟛𝟜𝟝𝟞𝟟𝟠𝟡𝟘 - DoubleStruck No.
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Tamagotchi Icons:

🍴💡🎾💉🦆📟🗣🎭
🍴📟📖🎁🖂🚽🚪💓🏥🎭
📟😋🚽🎾💓🗣🏥🛋📖🎭
📟😋🚽🎾💓🗣🎁📺📖🎭
…

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The Chiptune waves are as follows in order:

Square Wave, Upside-Down Square Wave, GBC Square Wave, Inverse GBC Square Wave, C64 Filtered Square Wave, Tim Follin ZX Spectrum 3.125% Beeper Pulse Wave, Inverse Follin ZX Spectrum 3.125% Beeper Pulse Wave, Thin Square Wave, Sine Wave, Half-Sine Wave, AY/YM (General Instrument AY-3-8910/8914/8930 and clones, including OPNx FM chips) Triangle Envelope Wave, FM Double Sine Operator Wave, Inverse FM Double Sine Operator Wave, Triangle Wave, Inverse Triangle Wave, Commodore 64 Triangle Wave Ring Modulation, Saw Wave, Inverse AY/YM Saw Hold Envelope Wave, Konami VRC6 Saw Wave, DoricDream - Freedom Polypulse Wave, Inverse Freedom Polypulse Wave, Tripulse Wave, GBC Pokémon Wave, AY/YM Saw Wave, AY/YM Reverse Saw Wave, White Noise, Pink Noise, Brownian Noise, Periodic Noise, Always-High Signal, Always-Low Signal, Sawpulse-Derived Tripulse Wave, FDS Zelda Triangle Sine.

Now, what DOES adding Upper into Unifont offer?

Firstly: You gain the fancy letters intended for math but used online to make social media posts have fancier fonts. This includes Fraktur, which has its own ANSI escape code that is defined but rarely used. Those characters, and their bold versions via the bold flag, now work.

Secondly: You gain emoji from 2018 and before (nothing newer due to being forced to stick to Unifont 11.0.01 Upper as the Upper version outside UnifontEX2), as well as the rest of the characters in blocks that emoji only uses part of. So yes, you get the whole Playing Cards block, the whole Domino Tiles block, and the whole block allocated to Mahjong tiles. You also get all the symbol characters that didn’t get emoji status. Stuff such as U+26FF (⛿), which is in the Miscellaneous Symbols block, and just so happens to be equivalent to the Rumpus Parable Agender Pride Flag from 2014. Yes, Unicode has THREE pride flags, not two. Samsung temporarily made the character an Emoji on some Android firmwares of theirs. You get the Alchemical Symbols block, including the Sublimate of Antimony symbol (🜬), which has been co-opted by nonbinary people as their gender symbol rather than the traditional male or female symbols (which DO have emoji status). So yes, this build of Unifont features the nonbinary symbol on top of the Plane 0 stuff like the transgender symbol, the symbols for various orientations, the Rumpus Parable flag, and etc. Oh, and unlike MANY Plane 0 fonts, Unifont DOES have U+2B89 (⮉), something that accidentally resembles a gender symbol in the online LGBTQ+ furry community, one that is rarely used.

Third: You get many OS symbols not in Plane 0, as well as a full set of Wingdings, Wingdings 2, Wingdings 3, Marlett, ITC Zapf Dingbats, and Webdings, many of which ARE emoji, and many of which are NOT.

Fourth: You get more geometric symbols and historic scripts.

Fifth: You get both modern and ancient musical notation.

Sixth: You get “Transport and Map Symbols” as part of your emoji set.

Seventh: Having emoji makes you comply with the Shift_JIS extensions made by Japanese telephone carriers.

Eighth: You can handle more obscure dingbats, as well as the Japanese ARIB captioning character set standard.

Ninth: You have more characters to work with for the purposes of Unicode art, especially when doing animated Unicode art, especially when you are dealing with more than just B&W. There’s more characters to derive brightness values from, allowing for a better/richer image.

Tenth: You can view even the most esoteric Kaomoji (Japanese emoticons that aren’t emoji, such as the famous table flip one (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻), including the ones that DO use emoji in them, like (❤ω❤).

Eleventh: You gain more types of enclosed letters. Enough to make an outright exam.

Twelfth: You can pass the current version of the BLNS test (a test file for string handling).

And that’s only the beginning.

As part of the compatibility focus, the x in the filename “UnifontExMono” is lowercase just in case programs looking for “Mono” to determine monospaced status want a clear distinction. Also, I chose to use no symbols or spaces in the font name to make it work better on picky systems. If your system wants variable fonts, rename the font file to have “-VF” at the end before the extension, which can be .ttf or .otf (yes, TrueType fonts can be made to comply with OpenType too. In FontForge’s TTF export, I turned on the “Apple”, “OpenType”, “Dummy ‘DSIG’”, “Windows-compatible ‘kern’”, “TeX Table”, “FFTM Table” and ALL the PfaEdit Table checkboxes, so that the font would work on as many systems as possible. Also, the MATH, BASE, and JSTF tables are all fancy OpenType tables, so they further seal the deal, and tables they depend on like GDEF are present too. VDMX is listed in Microsoft’s OpenType spec too. UnifontEX is basically what those in the industry call an OpenType TT font, referring to the outline format being TrueType’s. Also, regarding all the checkboxes in FontForge, I left those checked when generating the other SFNT formats. Yes, the DFONT had Windows-compatible 'kern' checked, and yes, the EOT had “Apple” checked. And OTB also had the combo too. Basically, these cross-vendor checkboxes all come into play if you use FreeType to read DFONTs on Windows/Linux/BSDs/Hurd, or use Internet Explorer in Wine, or are using the EOT as the webfont URL in a browser other than Internet Explorer on a different platform. Most people won’t do this, but they exist just in case. The OTB stuff may come into play if you’re using WSLg on Windows 10/11), so there ARE actually use cases for these seemingly-contradictory decisions, but they are good reasons to have done them, so it’s all square.

Note that dashes on Linux are what are often used for command-line arguments, so that could confuse Linux machines, and heck, even old Kindles may have issues with their font enabling if “-VF” were added. Also, I chose to make the name of this version of Unifont distinct from the official version, because this is a specialized fork that diverged from non-current versions of Unifont (though not horrifically so by any means). That being said, I did take quite a few measures to keep things faithful to the original. Compatibility is key. That’s why I’m keeping the OS/2 table version identical, not touching the GASP table, and etc. The goal of this project is to build on Unifont to make it even greater than it already is, and to do it one better in many ways. That’s why I’m so dedicated to it.

Oh, and by the way: This is a passion project that I have worked on for the last 11 years (because of the February 2nd, 2024 update being in 2024, that made it a 10-year project. As for why I now say 11 years, I found Unifont CSUR 7.0.06 on a hard drive I last used in 2015, and the file was dated March 9th, 2015. Said computer also had FontForge installed, and some of what I was toying with back then were bitmap fonts, including Earthbound’s Mr. Saturn and Lumine Hall fonts, both of which I felt needed more compatibility. I was also investigating the old Klingon characters in Minecraft back then, which I found out were from Unifont CSUR. The original versions of UnifontEX back in its early days used CSUR glyphs, and later Fairfax UCSUR glyphs. Later on, the PUA stuff stopped fitting. But ultimately, the program used to make UnifontEX as well as source was found on this old drive from before I thought the project started. March 9th, 2015 would have been around the end of my 7th grade year, namely the 2014-2015 school year. UnifontEX’s first public version, based on Unifont, Unifont Upper, and Unifont CSUR 9.0.06 as well as Fairfax was published to Fontspace on June 20th, 2017, shortly after the end of my first year of high school, and I originally considered this the start of the project. Evidently I was wrong, and the project took 10 years, making it my longest one. I said 10 years because the Mr. Saturn/UnifontEX hybrid was actually from 2014, so it took a decade.), in part because I was waiting for new Unicode and Unifont versions to drop so I could see what was in them. This is the longest project I have done (the runners-up go to two projects, one of which I have spent 8 years on, the other 9 years. The 8-year one is a 3D model of Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower, and the London Monument To The Great Fire, made in 2014 via merging MakeALot’s models of said structures by importing them all into MeshLab at once. The result needed a stray triangle removed, and printability fixes, which took the longest, namely 2022, but I haven’t pleased every checker yet, but it’s printable. Also it’s CC-BY. A statue of mine that I did the same way, also in 2014, was made, and it’s CC-BY-SA4. In 2019, I put an extruded version of a vector work I did in 2014 on the round disc back of the statue’s head, for similar reasons to the creation of LEGO double-face characters. So that took less. Now for the other many-year (9 years) runner-up project, BWTC32Key. As far back as 2015, upon learning of Base64 and its inefficiency, I’d started searching for ways to do better. I had learned of Base64 when making the 30,000 byte version of my now-3081-byte JavaScript demo, which uses data URLs, though nowadays it uses special ones that only encode truly unsafe characters, done via URL encoding only them. Base64, as useful as it was to me, was quite bloated, and I was like, “surely there’s a better option”. Later on, after quite a few searches, I stumbled on Base16384, which uses Hanzi, around my second year of HS, and in 2018 I ran into a usable Base32768 implementation, and then threw in compression, then encryption into the mix too, and by 2019 I landed on BWTC32Key, and I improved it into 2024 (not counting a 2025 experiment that went badly), without breaking compatibility, forwards and backwards. So that was a 9 year project from initial inception, making it the main runner-up), but it certainly was a long haul. I hope that my improvements help you in your endeavors.

In case you wonder why this repo was created a month early, that is so I could write the description to a heightened standard prior to release date, and decide on a name. Oh and the first link is the TTF, and I’ve also provided a glyph list.

Download

TTF2PNG Build Download

BDF Download

UnifontEX PC-98 font BMP Download

Apple iOS SVG Webfont version Download

WOFF Download

WOFF2 Download

FontForge SFD Download

EOT Download

macOS DFONT Download

OTB Download

Proof-of-Concept SVGZ Download

Proof-of-Concept WOFF3 Download

Cross-browser UnifontEX Webfont Stylesheet Download

UCGLIB Version Download

U8G2 Version Download

LVGL C Version Download

LVGL Binary Version Download

Typeface.js JS+JSON Version Download

Uint8_t C++ File Version Download

DOS/V FontX2 Kanji Version

DOS/V FontX2 Non-Kanji Version

PostScript Type42 Version Download

Adafruit_GFX Version Download

LibreCAD LFF Version Download

iOS Mobileconfig Version

ALL formats in one 7z

ALL formats in one Zip

UnifontEX Glyph List

MC Resource Pack Builds

TF2 HUD

Oh I am legally obligated to say that GNU Unifont is under GPL2 with font embedding exception and OFLv1.1, and can be found here and is by Roman Czyborra and Paul Hardy, et. al.

Also, my real-life name is NOT something I give out online willy-nilly, just in case you find yourself needing to know it to follow the crediting part of GPL2, in which case you should credit me as “stgiga”. Online, I basically only use aliases, because I’m VERY paranoid about online safety, especially given the fact that I quite literally am certified in cybersecurity. And yes, you would be right in assuming that I use this Unifont build in my IDEs and terminals. As well as my Ubuntu window titles. As well as other stuff. Even my Samsung Galaxy A52 5G’s & Samsung Galaxy A25 5G’s UI font. Now I can see all sorts of new characters!

With that out of the way, I hope you enjoy this project as much as I enjoyed making it! Have fun, and do honor the original devs of Unifont. They do great work. Enjoy!

Also, if you want more glyphs (such as emoji from 2019 and newer, including the ones related to assistive technology) than can fit in the 65535 glyph limit in a conventional TrueType/OpenType/WOFF/WOFF2, please tell the OS and browser vendors to bring back Apple’s iOS Safari pure-SVG webfont format (which, unlike SVG-in-OpenType, supports unlimited glyphs, so you could fit in ALL variation sequences if you wanted, define arbitrary tables like porting Apple’s Zapf table used by Zapfino, as well as porting the animation and color tables from SVG-in-OpenType, and also using even Microsoft’s diverse family ZWJ sequences. Also, you can embed PNGs for bitmap glyphs to help with rendering if you want, and implement the contextual shaping in scripts like Arabic, without worrying about glyph counts, especially when working with ALL scripts that have variations. Oh, and while uncompressed SVG fonts would be large (most likely why they got eschewed), I did try a merger of GNU Unifont 15.0.0x with 15.0.0x Upper with 15.0.0x CSUR (something VERY impossible in classic TTF/OTF), and then made it into an SVGZ (officially-standardized GZipped SVG, but has no MIME Type), and it gave a result that was the same size as a WOFF2 of my TrueType merger. So, have the OS vendors support SVGZ as part of the equation too. Also, please tell the W3C to give SVGZ its own MIME type so it can be better-supported by browsers again so that with the help of XHTML integration, we can have smaller webpages for people on slower connections, without having to fiddle around with Apache’s httpd.conf or IIS’s equivalent to it. Oh, and SVG(Z) webfonts would also allow the entire Unicode Code Charts font to be usable as a fallback font in OSes if needed, which could prevent missing character varieties of Mojibake entirely (assuming no Private Use Area characters are used.) It would be an even more successful fix than Noto or UnifontEX could ever be. All it takes is for the OS vendors, browser vendors, the W3C, and the Unicode Consortium to team up. But until that happens, we are stuck with what we currently have: 65535 glyphs maximum due to conventional TrueType/OpenType/WOFF/WOFF2 limits, and httpd.conf editing to allow loading of any SVGZ content, to the point where you need to set up a server even if you are running it offline. Once again standards bodies being a bit, shall we say, silly.

Also, regarding the above, I am NOT in favor of anyone engaging in harassment when asking. Harassment is one of the MANY bad things I personally have endured from a young age, so please don’t engage in it. I figured I should say this to avoid any possible drama. I’m someone who absolutely hates drama of any kind. I also want to reiterate that we at the UnifontEX team stand with our fellow techies, and against all practices of discrimination and harassment like those that have led to the ends of too many of our fellows already. With that out of the way, I hope that there will be better support coming soon. In every sense of the word. 🌟

I recently learned that HarfBuzz has been extending the TrueType/OpenType format to support over 65535 glyphs as well as make TrueType do BOTH cubic and quadratic outlines. It does require renderer updates though.

HarfBuzz ALSO supports WebAssembly code, and some builds that use it are here, as well as the XDelta (“UnifontExMono.xdelta” turns the Unifont-JP 15.0.06 TrueType version into UnifontEX’s TrueType version, and “UnifontExMono-16.xdelta” turns the Unifont-JP 15.0.06 BDF version into UnifontEX’s BDF version. Both use the latest XDelta) Unifont-to-UnifontEX upgrade patches, and a BWTC32Key ALL-formats tarball:

HarfBuzz Wasm Shaper LLaMa TTF Build

HarfBuzz Wasm Shaper German-to-English MTL TTF Build

HarfBuzz Wasm Shaper Brainfck Interpreter TTF Build

HarfBuzz Wasm Shaper Calculator TTF Build

Unifont-JP 15.0.06-to-UnifontEX TrueType Upgrade XDelta

Unifont-JP 15.0.06-to-UnifontEX BDF Upgrade XDelta

ALL formats in one BWTC32Key Tarball

Legacy TTF2PNG Ultra-Low-Level version

I didn’t upload the PSP format stuff because font edits on PSPs can cause crashes randomly, and I had to generate Chinese fonts (hacked Japanese format) due to lack of software, AND no Korean PSP font maker exists. I didn’t do Nintendo’s BFTTF/BFOTF because there’s 3 types each, AND they’re just simple XORs for which converters exist, AND because it may be a bad idea (see also Sony, I mean, they sued geohot) given certain factors. I don’t need extra chaos to happen while I’m potentially out-of-commission. If you want to make these builds yourself, I can’t stop you. On that note, the repo may potentially be controlled by someone I trust who is not in my region in the event things go REALLY bad and I am no longer around. I don’t know if archiving the repository affects the URL (or doing a transfer as a successor) for the Github Pages link. I instruct users with an Archive.org account to archive THIS URL https://stgiga.github.io/UnifontEX with ALL checkboxes checked in the Wayback Machine’s “Save Page Now” button, just like I’ve been doing, so that it gets ALL the outlinks, some to places like https://UnifontEX.sourceforge.io and such.

Why am I focused on archival? Well, sometime in 2025 is when ICANN and IANA will make a decision about the fate of .io domains, potentially making URLs change, and that combined with me maybe not being around to maintain them would mean links to UnifontEX or my other stuff may possibly fail. So I recommend getting and saving things while they’re hot. Also, I’ve described in a section below about vario