Dot Matrix
10 rows, 12.8 columns per character.
Star Strips is a 9-row FIGlet font by Ralph Bluecoat, 2005. It suits README headers and terminal splash screens.
------------ ------------ ------ -----------
************ ************ ******** ***********
---- ------------ ---------- ---- ---
************ **** **** **** *********
------------ ---- ------------ ---------
***** **** ************ **** ****
------------ ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
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| Height | 9 rows |
|---|---|
| Baseline | row 8 |
| Widest character | 14 columns |
| Average width | 12.8 columns per character |
| "Hello" renders at | 64 columns |
| Font file | Star Strips.flf (10.6 KB) |
At 9 rows it has room for real letterforms, which is what makes a header look deliberate.
About 12.8 columns per character. "Hello" alone runs 64 columns, so keep the text short or it will wrap.
Taken from the credits inside Star Strips.flf:
Author : Ralph Bluecoat
Date : 2005/8/2
Version: 1.0
This font has been created using JavE's FIGlet font export assistant.
Have a look at:
Permission is hereby given to modify this font, as long as the
modifier's name is placed on a comment line.
Font modified June 17, 2007 by patorjk
This was to widen the space character and fix letter spacing.
Closest matches by height and character width.
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