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Rycie's Classical Font
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Nov 21, 2019 @ 12:30pm
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Description
Classical font that goes great with the classic build theme. Recolorable to your liking. Copy the letters with a wall piece for optimal alignment.

Inspired by my favorite custom Planet Coaster font by _Fog.


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Quick guide on how to place and assemble letters:

First off, make sure to place the blueprint on the world grid by simply placing it down without rotating it. This will help with assembling the letters later on.

You need to open the building first - select the blueprint and click on the "edit" symbol, or simply press "R". Now you are in the group edit mode. Now drag over the whole letter that you want, including one wall piece. De-select other pieces you accidentally selected by pressing CTRL+Click. Now copy your selection by clicking CTRL+D and move the letter and wall piece on the grid to somewhere empty for easy assembly of the word you want to create.

Once you copied and placed the second letter the same way, next to your first one, delete the second wall piece you've copied with the second letter. Now select the second letter by again dragging over it and move it next to your first one using the advanced move tool (Select the letter and press "X"). Make sure you have the option "align to world grid" enabled. This is important, because then the letters stay on the same plane. Then repeat those steps for every letter you want. When you're done, select the whole word and split it from the group. Now you can freely move it to the desired location.
15 Comments
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MrCow Jul 23, 2024 @ 6:26am 
Love it, just wish it had numbers!
kraibi Apr 14, 2021 @ 10:36am 
Very useful ,thank you !!
Sulcs Dec 31, 2020 @ 3:22pm 
Well, this is gonna take an hour to spell out
Rycie  [author] Sep 14, 2020 @ 11:50am 
Thank you guys!

@sdykeman08: I recommend just selecting the letter you want - with as many pieces as you accidentally select, including a wall piece (or use the world grid option when moving the letter with the advanced move tool) and just drag that out where you have some space. From there on, you can easily delete the extra pieces you don't need. Then you are free to place the letter.
choitami Sep 14, 2020 @ 1:42am 
beautiful font! Thank you : )
sdykeman08 Jun 5, 2020 @ 2:38pm 
I'm struggling to place the letters. When I drag over one letter in edit mode it selects multiple even though I am very careful. When I try and deselect the ones I don't want with CTRL+CLICK it deselects all of them. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong....
ILoveCaptainAmerica May 28, 2020 @ 4:29pm 
I love thes fonts! I use them allll the time. Thxs girl
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Rycie  [author] Dec 23, 2019 @ 7:12am 
(1/2) Hi @Ren26! Since you're new to the franchise, I would strongly recommend you watch a building tutorial on youtube, for example this one by Jonti: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4cPE32dFuY .

Here's a quick guide: First off, make sure to place the blueprint on the world grid by simply placing it down without rotating it. This will help with assembling the letters later on.

You need to open the building first - select the blueprint and click on the "edit" symbol, or simply press "R". Now you are in the group edit mode. Now drag over the whole letter that you want, including one wall piece. De-select other pieces you accidentally selected by pressing CTRL+Click. Now copy your selection by clicking CTRL+D and move the letter and wall piece on the grid to somewhere empty for easy assembly of the word you want to create.
Rycie  [author] Dec 23, 2019 @ 7:12am 
(2/2)

Once you copied and placed the second letter the same way, next to your first one, delete the second wall piece you've copied with the second letter. Now select the second letter by again dragging over it and move it next to your first one using the advanced move tool (Select the letter and press "X"). Make sure you have the option "align to world grid" enabled. This is important, because then the letters stay on the same plane. Then repeat those steps for every letter you want. When you're done, select the whole word and split it from the group. Now you can freely move it to the desired location.
Ren26 Dec 22, 2019 @ 3:53pm 
Im a little new to PZoo. Ive placed the font onto the ground, but im not sure how to "select" the letter that I want. My select tool always selects the entire wall, and everything, and im not sure how to select a single character!