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GUI can now download all TaSTT dependencies and install them into a
virtual environment.
* Add buttons to check embedded python version & install dependencies
* Add class to wrap interacting with embedded Python
* Put all TaSTT python scripts into a folder
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Reorganize locations, remove a couple unused parameters.
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Begin auditing dependencies' licenses.
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English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean should look much better now.
French, German, and Spanish look like shit now, because I haven't
figured out how to best make Noto Sans stay within its bounding box.
* Use Noto Sans for most things
* Simplify how we enable unicode blocks & assign fonts to them
* Increase string matching window to 300. Works better in real-world
test.
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Each character is now addressed with 2 bytes instead of 1. The number of
bytes per character is configured in (I think) exactly one spot, so
increasing or decreasing this is trivial. English speakers can just set
it to 1.
The animator seems a little unstable; if I leave my character in a
public for a while, the board becomes unresponsive. Oh well.
* Check in fonts. Did this so users don't have to remember to set the
resolution or to disable mipmaps.
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So far only the first file is used.
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Add code to generate 4k textures holding a bunch of unicode characters.
Add unicode blocks for English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
Embed GNU's excellent Unifont ttf, which I use to generate these
textures. The license is included under $filename.LICENSE.
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