Digital
3 rows, 2.4 columns per character.
FIGlet font
Three Point FIGlet Font
Three Point is a 3-row FIGlet font by Randall Ransom, 1993. It suits inline text, nicknames and one-line labels.
~|~|_ _ _ _ |~) _ . _ _|_ | | || (/_(/_ |~ (_)|| | |
Samples
|_| _ || _ | |(/_||(_)
/\ ~/ _ _ /X(~) /~~\/_ (_|/_ X/ /
Specifications
| Height | 3 rows |
|---|---|
| Baseline | row 2 |
| Widest character | 11 columns |
| Average width | 2.2 columns per character |
| "Hello" renders at | 11 columns |
| Font file | Three Point.flf (1.9 KB) |
Where it works
Only 3 rows tall, so it survives places that give you very little vertical space.
About 2.2 columns per character, so a short word still fits a phone screen.
About this font
Taken from the credits inside Three Point.flf:
threepoint by Randall Ransom 4/94
Figlet release 2.0 -- August 5, 1993
Date: 9 Apr 1994
Explanation of first line:
flf2 - "magic number" for file identification
a - should always be `a', for now
$ - the "hardblank" -- prints as a blank, but can't be smushed
3 - height of a character
2 - height of a character, not including descenders
11 - max line length (excluding comment lines) + a fudge factor
0 - default smushmode for this font (like "-m 0" on command line)
14 - number of comment lines