say whaaaaaat? O.o

This is so cool and well thought out!

As a hobbyist programmer, this gets all of my yes. <3

Would you mind releasing the font files (if you've made one)?
I would seriously love to have this.

I also noticed that there's no question mark symbol. Wondering if that's intentional or not.

There is, in fact a question mark. It's called 'question' in that font. :p

I had to read through very carefully twice to find it. x3

Looks nice

Interesting, and the script looks "Cool" when typed up in the character's dialog. I was doing that with Steve Gallacci's "Albedo" font in some of the art I produced for Huzzah! and "Refractions" Fanzines in the 1990s. The Fans will enjoy this as they can write messages back and forth in the "Language" of their favorite "Transducer" characters.

I adore worldbuilding stuff like this!

in our 'english' alphabet, some sounds are represented twice and some others are not represented at all.
in my own i've taken steps to what i consider correct this,
which also generating words by (semi-)hexidecimal die roles (a pair of 8 siders) entirely possible

b,p,f,and v for example, could all be represented by a single symbol.
likewise all 'hard' sounds like the hard g and k, i give one symbol that resembles the letter g.
(all, btw, displayable on 7 segment numerical displays)
r and l i do keep as seperate and etirely distingishable symbols.
c is always the soft s sound
(unlike most of those historical alphabets which are familiar to me, in which the opposit is the case)
the consonant combinations ch, sh, and th, i have added as single characters.
in the vowels i've made 'eh' and 'ee' entirely seperate characters.
and all sound otherwise as what i would call their long rather then short versions.
(though to my own sense of logic aa is longer then ay, though o is as in on and u is oo)

well to each their own. my lananran is a very soft sounding language.
and one not difficult to pronounce when one has a sore throat.
(and thus that hard sound of c,k,g, is very rarely used in actual words)

come to think of it, i have made a blender file of the shapes of the letters, but not an actual downloadable font myself.
seeing yours makes my think perhaps some time i should post it.

Have you looked at the subset of English letters that Hawai'ian uses? It's similarly optimized.

thanks. i wasn't aware of that. i'll see if i can find it somewhere.

Really cool design!

Poor Verall, will a hug make him feel better? ;)

Awesome stuff, world building behind images just always makes them better. When will the animated movie of this hit the cinemas? <3

-spends whole time translating the words gets ready to paste from the note he made and realizes it was translated in the description

WOW, this is really cool. I love how you turned something like machine language into a language that looks organic and interesting! I wonder what it sounds like.

Brilliance~

I really love that concept !

I want that as a TrueType Font. :p

that's pretty interesting

Cool and very creative.

Since capitalization has been lost, some characters like {([ have been lost, and you can throw away a lot of now useless ASCII characters, you will have plenty of extra potential characters. Do you have any plans for all of that? One unfortunate side effect of having visual binary is that there is only one true whitespace character (00000000). Does this mean you are abolishing linebreaks or would you just be able to see them at the end of the line?

I imagine it sounds like a digital buzz remix of some klingon-vulcan mix

how the hell did you figure this out? i mean this is amazing but i'm having difficulty just understanding it X3

Favved for future reference :3

Will be interesting see the extent of this alphabet for some other symbols like: "Ñ" "ñ" "Ç" "ç" ,in order to be apply in other languages.

I guess it either won't be directly necessary like in German or English, or the characters will allow higher bit-count and thus more combinations :)

Very cool!

Clever!

This is really awesome! It's cool to see custom alphabets like this!

I noticed you used the same symbols for < > [ ] and ( ). Wouldn't that make programming in this font a bit confusing? My guess is you would have to either come up with alternate ways of writing certain things or modify the font.

It is a cool font though. I like the second version better. I think the top version would be used by computers and other tech.

I just noticed. The first letter of the word Zelda is a triforce? Clever!

That is definitely inspired from Marain.

Ok I’m to lazy to read that and still am to this day lol