ASCII art font (.flf), 6 lines high, included in figlet4j (default).
_. . . __ _ o, __ (__(_/_/ (_/_)_<_\/</_
_____ _
/ ' // _/_/ /
,-/-, o _, // _ / '--/o
(_/ <_(_)_</_</_<__ //_
/| /
|/ -'
__ __ __ __ __ _____() , _ , _ ___ _ , _ _ _ _
/ ) / ) / )/ ) / ` / '/`-'|' ) / | )( >' ) / _//' ) ) )
/--/ /--< / / / /-- ,-/-, / / /--/,---|/ __/_ /-< / / / /
/ (_/___/_(__//__/_(___,(_/ /__-<_ / (_ \_/ \_/ / / )/___/ ' (_
<_/
_ __ __ _ __ __ _ __ () _______ ___ __ __ , _ ,___
' ) ) / ')' ) )/ )' ) ) /\ / ' ) / ' ) /' ) /' \ / ' ) / /
/ / / / /--'/ / /--' / ) --/ / / ( / / / / X / / /
/ (_(__/ / (_\/ / \_/__/__(_/ (__/ \/ (_(_/ / \_(__/_ /__
` //
(/
_
/ / /) / / //
__. /___. __/ _ // _, /_ o o /_ // ______
(_/|_/_)(__(_/_</_//_(_)_/ /_<_/_/ <_</_/ / / <_
/> /| /
</ |/ -'
_/_
____ __ _ _, __ _ / . ., _, , , _., __ , __.
/ / <_(_)/_)_(_)_/ (_/_)_<__(_/_\/(_(_/_/ /\_/ (_/_/ |_
/ /> / (|
' |/ '
__ _ __ __ ___ ___ __ __
/ )/ ) )/ // / /( )(__)
/ //.--' -/'--/'--. /_ -/-./' /
(__//(_____/ / ___)(__)/ (__) /
| Name | cursive |
|---|---|
| Format | FIGlet (.flf) |
| Font pack | figlet4j (default) |
| Height | 6 lines, baseline at 4 |
| Layout | fitting |
| Print direction | left to right |
| Glyphs | 102 |
| Also spelled | Cursive |
In the build log, with figlet-maven-plugin, which includes all fonts:
<plugin>
<groupId>io.github.spannm</groupId>
<artifactId>figlet-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.1.0</version>
<configuration>
<font>cursive</font>
</configuration>
<executions>
<execution>
<goals>
<goal>render</goal>
</goals>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>In Java, with figlet4j:
FigletFont font = FigletFontRegistry.loadFont("cursive");
System.out.println(new FigletRenderer(font).render("Figlet4j"));The header comment of the font file, with its author and license where given.
Based on cursive(6) by Jan Wolter <janc@crim.eecs.umich.edu> on 24 Jul 1985 Figlet-ized and by Wendell Hicken <whicken@parasoft.com> on 5 Mar 1994 Added missing punctuation and numbers Ammended by Jerrad Pierce <jpierce@cpan.org> on 8 Aug 2002 Underscore and dash have been updated to more closely match cursive(6) The '_' character is treated in a special way. It may be inserted in the text anywhere you wish to lengthen a con- necting line between two letters.