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It looks like FigletText currently supports a rudimentary implementation of the FIGlet renderer.
A missing feature would be that of the layoutmodes / smushing.
These must "smush" the text together for a slightly more attractive aesthetic.
Text examples using "standard.flf" for example look like this:
-m layoutmode
Specifies an explicit layoutmode between 1 and 63. Smushmodes
are explained in figfont.txt, which also provides complete
information on the format of a FIGlet font.
It looks like
FigletText
currently supports a rudimentary implementation of the FIGlet renderer.A missing feature would be that of the layoutmodes / smushing.
These must "smush" the text together for a slightly more attractive aesthetic.
Text examples using "standard.flf" for example look like this:
However, they land up looking like this
When rendered using:
The man page describes:
http://www.figlet.org/figlet-man.html
From details of the layout modes can be found in the
figlet.txt
https://github.com/cmatsuoka/figlet/blob/master/figfont.txt#L167
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