TTF use on website for dragon language representation

[ebeshero]

Realizations today in meeting with @gylertaydos :

• Dragon language will need to be parsed as unicode characters.

Consider the dragon word for shout:

• th8m (closer to the runic marks and accurate for representing with the true-type font
  • thu'um (this is an alternative transliteration, but not optimal for use in the project since it will not represent accurately in the TTF)

To work with the TTF on your website via CSS, here's a simple tutorial: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-include-a-font-ttf-using-css/

@OH-ThatGuy

[ebeshero]

Before attempting to train a model or represent the dragon language on your website, let's try to regularize the rendering of the dragon language in your unicode text. Regex can help convert text with apostrophes and other patterns

u'u 8 uu8

Regex Patterns

Find: (uu|u'u) Replace: 8