08-06-22, 06:01 | #11 | |
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Edit: For context: This is my previous one. Last edited by ATombRaiderFan; 08-06-22 at 06:22. |
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08-06-22, 06:52 | #12 |
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honestly the squished startup screen is the one I prefer :v it's nostalgic to me for some reason :v
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09-06-22, 15:05 | #13 |
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I see... Thanks for the explanation! And I agree with you, the squished startup screen is very nostalgic
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11-06-22, 13:49 | #14 | |
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I tried Arial Bold and whilst it definitely is not that it looks pretty good. The 'r' and 'g' are not the same and the kerning of letters like the 'L' in Limited is tighter than in the original font too. It does look like it is a Bold or Semi-Bold font whatever it is. I'd also try Helvetica - I do not have it on this PC but when its not Arial or one of the commonly used MS fonts like Tahoma, Sergoe or MS San Serif then Helvetica is a good next try. If you still want to find the original font from a font identification web site you'll need a better quality original to work with. |
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11-06-22, 16:35 | #15 |
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I just used Arial when I made mine, I don't care enough for 100% accuracy for a simple splash screen
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12-06-22, 01:47 | #16 |
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I get a bit OCD about stuff like that.
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