pixel basic, a minimalist low detail pixel font
pixel basic is provided in 3 different glyph designs - 3px, 4px, and 5px, corresponding to the number of pixels tall each glyph was designed to look like.
4px and 5px are best for general readability, 3px is most useful for pseudo-lowercase and annotation as some glyphs begin to become hard to read at this scale. uppercase and lowercase letters use the same glyphs in all 3 designs.
glyph coverage is approximately the basic latin unicode block (alphanumeric characters and limited punctuation and symbols)
for clean pixel rounding, use font sizes in multiples of 6px and turn font smoothing off if available
installing the "combined" font files will allow you to utilize each design format by changing the font weight under a single font family. for applications that support numerical font weight (such as CSS), 3px is 300, 4px is 400, and 5px is 500.
some applications (such as OBS text sources) cannot utilize font weight to modify text display, therefore i have also provided separate font files for each glyph design in the "single" directory
for local installation, use the otf files. for web use, i have also provided woff2 versions of the combined font family.
no usage restrictions. this font was made for personal use so there may be issues or quirks, breaking issues i can try my best to fix but some things may be beyond my skill level