Made by Bear Hastur (best sign maker)
Three views of the same sign. Edit any one of them and the other two follow.
Fill in what the customer wants and describe the vibe in your own words. You get four finished signs, then pick one and refine it above. Press Enter in any box to start a new line on the sign.
These four do something other than print themselves.
Click to drop one in wherever your cursor is.
Every border in one place, including the ones the sign builder uses, which used to be reachable only by letting it build the whole sign for you. Narrow it down with the three boxes, then click a border to drop it in on a line of its own.
Small on black squares is the combination that has rendered correctly in
county, and it is what this opens on. Every cell is the same block, so the rows cannot
drift.
Spaces behind make a sign far cheaper, so the word can be bigger, but a space is
not a whole fraction of a square, so the rows lean. Spaces per square trims it: 3 is too
wide, so try lower. It will never be perfectly square.
Showbill is drawn at 7 by 7 with thick stems, so M, N, K and W keep their
shapes. Height and Thickness are for the small fonts only.
Every one of these has been on a real sign in county and read correctly, whether it came from the society's own reference or was proven since, apart from anything tagged untested, which is waiting on its first paste. The speculative set was pulled because the shapes did not read as what they were meant to be.