Aunt kori or sister nils

н݊ꭚׄ ӄׄɑр𖦹͠ч𝗎,, ꭑɑӄׄ𖦹͠ū ち0̸ち0 пр𖦹͠сꭑ𖦹͠ū ꭐр𝗎ɸꭑ𝗎ӄׄ,, не с݊ꭚׄд𝗎ꭑе сꭑр𖦹݊͠г𖦹͠,, я ӄׄɑӄׄ все݊гдɑ х𖦹͠ꭑелɑ сделɑꭑь беʓ ꭑɑӄׄ𝗎х в𖦹͠ꭑ,, н𖦹͠ в 𝗎ꭑ𖦹݊͠г݊ꭚׄ п𖦹͠л݊ꭚׄч𝗎л𖦹͠сь ɑ бы ӄׄɑбы ꭐреɸꭑ 𖦹͠ꭑ ꭑеꭑ𝗎 ӄׄ𖦹͠р𝗎 вɑūберӄׄɑ ꞉꞉ https://invite.viber.com/?g2=AQAeWPx4fOqva1HL%2BqjI71GqWKBq8Le6MwDf6sNWDt5JpQL7HBbwC%2FVUV7yVF%2F4K ꭑ݊гӄׄꭐӄׄ𝗎 ꞉꞉ неꭑ 𝗎 не с𖦹͠б𝗎рɑлɑсь ʓɑв𖦹͠д𝗎ꭑь,, п𖦹͠ꭑ𖦹͠ო݊ꭚׄ чꭑ𖦹͠ ʓнɑю,, чꭑ𖦹͠ ʓɑбр𖦹͠ꭐ݊ꭚׄ е݊г𖦹͠^^

ꭑ𖦹͠чнэ,, еще есꭑь неოн𖦹݊͠г𖦹͠ ɑн݊гл𝗎ūсӄׄ𖦹݊͠г𖦹͠,, ժ𑄝 y𑄝u s⍴ꫀֺ⍺ӄִׄ Eᥒ𝗴⎝ꪱׁׁׁׅׅׅsჩﺇ؟

You can edit this font by changing the subsitution rules below. There are suggested characters, but you can also edit the rules manually by clicking the input or output character. There's a save button below the rules so you can save your font with a unique URL. Have fun!

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The order of the rules is important. For example, if your first rule was a ➡ @, and your second rule was @ ➡ A, then all the "a" characters would end up being translated to "A". This is because the input text is passed through your rules, one-by-one. You should think of your rules like a step-by-step "recipe" for how to transform the input text into the output text.

You can translate whole words too! For example, if you create a rule like lizard ➡ 🦎🦎🦎 then all instances of "lizard" in the input box will be translated into 3 lizard emojis.

You can use a tool like Shape Catcher to find fancy characters that have a particular shape by sketching the desired shape.

Advanced: If you're feeling ambitious, you can use "regular expressions" (i.e. "regex" rules) to create more complex translation rules than simple substitutions. Here are some examples of regex rules that you can use:

If a word starts with "m", replace the word with "moo": /\b(m[^\s]+)/g ➡ moo
Repeat all the input characters 3 times: /(.)/g ➡ $1$1$1
Add "-moo" to the end of all words: /\b([^\s]+)/g ➡ $1-moo
Repeat the final letter of all words: /\b([^\s]+)([^\s])/g ➡ $1$2$2
Replace all new lines (enter/return) with underscores: /\n/g ➡ _
Replace "cat" with "dog" no matter the capitalisation of "cat": /cat/gi ➡ dog

Unlimited Power: Regular expressions are actually somewhat limited in their ability to transform text. For those that want to take things to the extreme, click the "Settings" button and use the custom transformation function to create transformations of unlimited complexity. You can use ChatGPT (or similar) to help you write the transformations.

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