mrlyfont

MrlyFont, the stroked pixel alphabet: paths, rasters, animation. Every glyph is a small grid of on/off cells - five rows for most, seven for the descenders - and every glyph knows the order its cells are drawn in, so text can be painted finished or written stroke by stroke.

The alphabet holds 108 characters: the uppers, their corner-rounded lowers, the digits, the punctuation and arrows, and four seven-row specials. Every glyph carries its own hand-penned stroke order in pens.rs, the single source of truth.

Parts

• glyphs holds the raw bitmaps; letters builds them into glyphs.
• pens holds every glyph's hand-penned strokes; paths reads them and drafts new ones.
• raster lays a text out as one 0/1 grid.
• animate writes a text cell by cell, folds it into a stack, and loops the cycle.
• serializer renders glyphs as strings, lists, or JSON.

Previews

• cargo run -p mrlyfont --example pen prints the pen tables; -- X drafts one glyph and its stroke floor.
• cargo run -p mrlyfont --example strip prints every glyph's stroke frames as JSON.
• uv run python utils/logos.py motion draws the loop into files/logos.