I would really like this to support utf-8 for "ñ" character, im from mexico. Also, it lags constantly. And it would be nice to be supported on linux too. but in general, it looks and feels very good if you like writing
the web build runs pretty sluggish so I recommend downloading it if you have a windows. i only support the keys on the actual physical keyboard because i wanted it to be accurate to the typewriter model :)
i love this idea, and omg the poems in the comments got me either crying or cracking up, and there is NO in between. love how everyone is either shakespare or being a silly little goober lol
Omg I loved this, I've always wanted a typewriter even if it clearly isn't that practical, but anyways here's my badly written fanfic about a genderqueer Tamaki.
That is because typewriters used to utilize the letter [ I ] or [ l ] as one and if they felt fancy they would backspace and tap [ ' ] to make it look a tad closer to 1, if they wanted to really get fancy they would backspace scroll the paper up a bit and hit [ , ] to really make it look like 1.
As for 0 they utilized a O or o if they wanted to be fancy they'd go back one and hit / to clarify that it was indeed a zero.
I substituted the 1 for I, as there is no "1" key on the Typewriter, although I guess that's characteristic of most typewriters.
I also accidentally put an @ symbol instead of a " symbol and there's no correcting fluid in this simulator, so, we just have to go with the @" hybrid for now.
I love this program though, it's really nice to fidget and play around with!
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could you add a 1 key to the typewriter
The comments inspired me to try to create poetry. More-so a stream of consciousness than anything
This is beautiful
I would really like this to support utf-8 for "ñ" character, im from mexico. Also, it lags constantly. And it would be nice to be supported on linux too. but in general, it looks and feels very good if you like writing
One way to type an “ñ” is to type an “n” and then type a tilde above it.
the web build runs pretty sluggish so I recommend downloading it if you have a windows. i only support the keys on the actual physical keyboard because i wanted it to be accurate to the typewriter model :)
not quite so sure what happened towards the end there, but here's a piece i wrote in 2023 :)
I wrote about how annoying it is to use a typewriter XD
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i love this idea, and omg the poems in the comments got me either crying or cracking up, and there is NO in between. love how everyone is either shakespare or being a silly little goober lol
love is love, no matter how you feel it <3
Please please PLEASE add "ñ" and á é í ó ú and ü!
Omg I loved this, I've always wanted a typewriter even if it clearly isn't that practical, but anyways here's my badly written fanfic about a genderqueer Tamaki.
Using a typewriter is better than typing on a computer.
this is actually pretty fun for a time waster lol
It’s imperfect; it’s riddled with typos; but it is what it is.
I should mention that it snowed in an area near town the day after I wrote this. The climate has a good sense of humour.
Just a short thing ....not finished but whatever
there's no number 1 but besides that this is amazing ty
That is because typewriters used to utilize the letter [ I ] or [ l ] as one and if they felt fancy they would backspace and tap [ ' ] to make it look a tad closer to 1, if they wanted to really get fancy they would backspace scroll the paper up a bit and hit [ , ] to really make it look like 1.
As for 0 they utilized a O or o if they wanted to be fancy they'd go back one and hit / to clarify that it was indeed a zero.
hell yeah free gaza
lets gooo
YESS
my poem of david corenswet... (i love him sobs)
i'd like to know what music is used for the three available background pieces please.
i just really enjoy em.
wait wha-
Melina, Are you Ok??!
I substituted the 1 for I, as there is no "1" key on the Typewriter, although I guess that's characteristic of most typewriters.
I also accidentally put an @ symbol instead of a " symbol and there's no correcting fluid in this simulator, so, we just have to go with the @" hybrid for now.
I love this program though, it's really nice to fidget and play around with!