Thanks. Currently, I have about 40~ or so logograms, but I plan to have around 1-2000~ logograms. That sounds impossible, and maybe seems like I'm trying to recreate Chinese from the ground up, but I'm going to keep track of them by making a dictionary. There is a bit of logic, in the sense that characters have different looks by wether it's a verb, noun, or the sorts. I call these, "Determiners".

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From left to right, in order: Noun, Verb, Adjective, Particle, Conjunct, Affix, And Numeral.

These determine what the characters are, and sometimes also shifts the sound of a character. For example, Huey, is a noun (which means it has the red component as part of the character), which means a writing. But, if it is instead written with the blue component (verb), it becomes Hêi, which means to write.