1. Make a **fully black background** using bitmap and bucket to fill the screen

2. Make these **2 custom blocks** exactly as shown in the image

3. Make a **colorful letter** and **scale it to almost screen size** but within the stage, then center it visually

4. Draw **a red circle** and put it inside the tightest part of the letter and scale it to **barely fit** inside of it

5. Copy the red circle and paste it into a **new costume**, then center it

6. Make a **custom block** exactly as shown in the image. *When creating a letter blueprint it's important to change the two loop value ratios based on the letter size \**

7. Make a **custom block** exactly as shown in the image

8. Make this **script** as shown in the image. How to use: run -> press enter -> wait for the process to finish -> type 1 to save the blueprint / type 0 to try again

*To use these letters you must use the "Render points (size)" custom block and after the "encoded idx" variable put "set (encoded string) to (item (i) of \[List\])" and the i being the list item choosing the letter*

*To choose a specific letter when needed you must remember what list item which letter is but there is a better solution which is to make a list with the alphabet in order and then make all the letters in alphabetical order to the point rendering list, then when you want a point you can always put "set (encoded string) to (item (item # of (G) in \[alphabet\]) of \[List\])" G representing any letter*

\* **Here is a table for the best ratios for the selected font in the image (9.)**

|Letter|First loop|Second loop|
|:-|:-|:-|
|A|16|8|
|B|16|8|
|C|32|4|
|D|16|8|
|E|16|8|
|F|32|4|
|G|16|8|
|H|16|8|
|I|64|2|
|J|32|4|
|K|16|8|
|L|32|4|
|M|8|16|
|N|16|8|
|O|16|8|
|P|16|8|
|Q|16|8|
|R|16|8|
|S|32|4|
|T|32|4|
|U|16|8|
|V|32|4|
|W|8|16|
|X|16|8|
|Y|32|4|
|Z|16|8|

  
Bug fixing:

\- There is a **part**(s) of my letter where **no dots** are inside. How to fix?

= In the **editor** that part is **thinner than the dot**, which means you should go put the dot inside of it and **scale it down** to barely fit then replace the new resized dot with the old one in the second costume

\- The letter won't finish the blueprint process. How to fix?

= Your **loop ratio** is making the **error**, try to double the first loop's value and divide the second loop's value by 2 then try again (example. 16 = 32, 8 = 4)

How to render letters without costumes (no variables)