license: OFL
category: sans-serif
subsets: menu,latin

family: Electrolize

designer: Gaslight

approved: true
description: <p>Lettering in a Russian commuter train \
  inspired designer Valery Zaveryaev to create the Electrolize \
  typeface with an accurate techno character. It came out solid \
  enought to work well in any size from body copy to headlines.</p> \
  <p>Electrolize can be best described as a squarish geometric \
  typeface with humanistic proportions. It has an accurate \
  techno character, holds the baseline well because of its \
  rectangular modular-based construction. At display sizes \
  its detailing in terminals become noticeable.</p> \
  <p>It is optimized for screen, and will work well in print \
  thank to its simple and straight outlines.</p>

font.Electrolize-Regular.ttf.style: normal
font.Electrolize-Regular.ttf.weight: 400

# cd ~/src/font-optimizer; \
# ./subset.pl -v --licensesubst="SIL OFL 1.1" \
#  --exclude="c2sc,smcp,ordn,sups,sinf,subs,dlig,frac" \
#  --chars="Electrolize" \
# ~/googlefontdirectory/electrolize/Electrolize-Regular.{ttf,menu}; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/electrolize/; \
# ~/googlefontdirectory/tools/chars/showchars.py \
#  Electrolize-Regular.menu; \

# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/electrolize/; \
# rm *.nam *.log *.latin *.latin-ext *.cyrillic+latin *.cyrillic-ext+latin *.greek+latin *.greek-ext+latin; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/; \
# for family in electrolize; do \
#    for font in `ls -1 $family/*ttf | cut -d. -f1`; do \
#        for subset in \
#            latin latin-ext; do \
#            echo subset.py --null --nmr --roundtrip --namelist --script \
#                --subset=$subset $font.ttf $font.$subset; \
#            python tools/subset/subset.py --null --nmr --roundtrip \
#                --namelist --script --subset=$subset \
#                $font.ttf $font.$subset > $font.$subset.log; \
#        done; \
#    done; \
# done; \
# cd ~/googlefontdirectory/electrolize/; \
