This Star Wars font is based on samples of Mandalorian seen in the Episode II Visual Dictionary as well as menu screens from the 2004 DVD release of Star Wars.
This font includes all English letters, numbers, and common punctuation marks (basically, all the stuff displayed on the keyboard). Uppercase and lowercase letters are identical. Also, kerning has been enabled for this font. See mandalorian_table.jpg for a full table of Mandalorian letters and their respective keys.
My main source for this font is a menu screen taken from the 2004 release of the Star Wars DVDs. Unfortunately, there were some letters and numbers that were not present: m, p, q, v, x, z, 1, 2, and 0. There was also no punctuation. In order to fill in the gaps, I used what I had as an inspiration for the rest. Because of that, I'd say this font is only 75% accurate.
Is it Really Mandalorian? Yes. In the Episode II Visual Dictionary, there's a small readout of the technical display from the Slave I. Check it out, and you can clearly see the similarity between it and the alphabet that appears on the DVD.
Mandalorian font contains 98 defined characters and 69 unique glyphs.
The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (93), General Punctuation (4).
- Font Name:Mandalorian
- Subfamily:Regular
- Version:1.0 - Mar 28, 2005
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What is this garbage? Either match the font or call it something else please.