🔴I finished the fouth update, it will come around mon. or tues.
The new update will come around monday or tuesday (I can't post Sunday because I'll be at a friend's house tomorrow).
And this update will have around 45 new glyphs, they are (SPOILER) >!food, cereal, pen/stylus, heart, ice, eye, time, metal/ingot, plant, to go, on, child, pig, bull, cow, insect, corpse, long, death, handle, fruit, seed, citrus, drupe, book, door, wall, down/below, up/above, hair/fur, shoulder, leg, nail, neck, knee, boat, ship, finger, cloud, drawing, rain, brick, 'that' + 'those' (with the plural diacritic), mother, and father.!< and around 10 diacritics maybe? (the ones from this post here, but I'm still deciding which ones i'll put in the update and which ones i'll not).
And, something I wanted to say is that i'll put only 10 compounds in this update (making it 55 glyphs in total). Since the last update till now, you guys posted so many glyphs >!(congrats to fyteria that, besides keeping this sub alive, had posted his 50th 'glyph ideas' post some days ago btw)!< that, like the previous upd., I can't put every single one of them in this new update, it would be too hard, and that's also what disheartened me so much to complete this upd., but today I had an idea that could fix this problem:
I'm thinking about using something like a dictionary/encyclopedia where I can store all the glyphs posted in this subreddit so far in an easy way and that also has some cool funcions. It's kinda hard to explain what my idea is with this here but I plan to do something like what the mobile app "Kanji Study" does, where you can seach the glyph and there will be all the info for this glyph and stuff. I think that this would be more practical and fun because I could just print the glyph and paste there unlike the updates where I have to rescale them so they can be in the same size and stuff. Does anyone know any apps, programs or sites that does that?
and any questions regarding the project you can ask below
Posted Jan 15, 2022, 10:20 PM UTC · edited