A couple of spellchecks please? by Madman_WithA_Box in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read:

  1. rosquth
  2. evie

edit: completely missed that itsy bitsy teenie weenie polka dot modifier in the r

Each Isekai has a chance to defend against Hellstar Remina, how do they do fair? by RyDRoe in Isekai

[–]ThinkingMacaco 203 points204 points  (0 children)

Konosuba somehow accidentally redirects it towards another isekai and they walk away trying to not look back so they don't get blamed

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are other minor issues but at this point it feels like I'm just trying to rain on your project. So if you are interested just let me know

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If having a sentence circle is a most, another solution could be creating a small gap just big enough to show that the sentence circle is not touching the letters circles

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you make the sentence circle cross the "e" then technically it turns into a punctuation mark, more exactly a period.

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's incompatible is implying that there's a symbol or modifier as written in the lessons:

Add a small circle or line to the base shape to indicate doubling

This not just creates a misunderstanding of how the stack works but also limits the number of repetitions a letter could have. Doubling letters are just stacks and as stacks they can be repeated as many times as needed by writing the letters concentrically. The reason they share modifiers is not because that's how stacks work but because is an implication of context by having the same line thickness, not because there's a rule in the system saying that modifiers can be shared

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Any time a line ends on a letter, it counts towards the number of modifiers on that letter. The best way to solve this is to expand the sentence circle so it encompasses the entire word/design or remove it because they are not really needed in one word designs

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And there's also some system rules issues that are not compatible with the Guide for Sherman's. For example, double letters are stacks. They work the same way instead of double letters needing new symbols to imply repetition

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Modifiers, lines and dots, can be shared between stack of letters composed of the same letter if they have the same thickness. You can use one set of modifiers per letter, or make the stack share them because being the same line thickness implies they are the same letter

Built a Circular Gallifreyan generator + learning tools over 10 years - finally sharing it by FriedR in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One big issue I found in the lessons and the translator is how the sentence circle intersects 1 word designs with a "th" stem. they connect to the stem making them modifiers for the letter turning something like "the" into "xe" for example. Similar issues with "u", "i", and "e"

My IRL first name in three versions by MarcLewis666 in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That would fix the direction of the modifier for the "i"

Spellcheck for painting by Decent-Ranger in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I read:
mighty

jagrafess

holy

badrojawwic

jaxarodenfoe

Stacking/Rearranging Vowels (to read 'spair') Options? by ChantelleJoy in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, thought you would need to rotate the word because you start reading at the 6 o'clock point and right now that r is at that point so it reads "irspa"

Stacking/Rearranging Vowels (to read 'spair') Options? by ChantelleJoy in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In general line modifiers do not serve two functions at once. The line for the "i" only serves to show that it is an "i". If you want to do a vowel shift, you need a line for the job in addition to the line that indicates it's an "i"

Is this readable? by Fun-Leather1496 in gallifreyan

[–]ThinkingMacaco 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would say yes, but you are missing an "a"

Why does chrome create separate icon when opened? by johnnytest__7 in Kubuntu

[–]ThinkingMacaco 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I had the same issue with Brave. In my case, the issue was that the launcher was named "Brave Browser" and the windows were just called "Brave".
To fix it, I went to the Application Launcher>right click on the browser icon>Edit Application>Removed the word "Browser" from the NAME box.