#Oolite fullscreen install
#Oolite fullscreen full size
#Oolite fullscreen license

Oolite limestone beds occur at the base of the Wasatch Plateau near the valley floor. Sanpete Valley is surrounded by great slabs of inclined sedimentary rock layers that rise from the valley floor and flatten on the crest of the Wasatch Plateau on the east, and the cliffs of the San Pitch Mountains on the west. The attractive physical properties of the Sanpete oolite limestone were due to the geological conditions of formation and exposure in Sanpete Valley. Architects inspired by the Beaux-Arts and Neoclassical styles found the stone suited their artistic talents, and the arrival of railroad transportation, made possible the use of the stone for structures beyond Sanpete County. Stone craftsmen among early Mormon immigrant settlers recognized the value of the stone and opened quarries soon after settlement. The widespread use of the Sanpete oolite limestone was due to its cream color, ease of quarrying and carving, durability, and its exposure in easily accessible sites near the valley floor. The oolite limestone exposed in the isolated Sanpete Valley one hundred miles south of Salt Lake City was the most widely used. The building stone varieties exposed in the mountains near the early settlements include onyx marble from Nephi, sandstone from Park City and Heber City, granite from Little Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City, and volcanic rock from St. A great variety of rocks suitable for building were formed during the complex geological history of Utah. Oolite limestone from Sanpete County was the building stone chosen for many private and public structures in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

#Oolite fullscreen license

Please note that this download does not have a license and is only available for historic reasons.Long before gold, silver, and copper mines caught the headlines in early Utah newspapers, another treasure was being quarried from the earth in the Sanpete Valley. The original version is still available if you want it.ĭownload v1.0: FontDosis.oxz (downloaded 967 times).ĭownload v1.1: FontDangerous.oxz (downloaded 530 times). Therefore, the 'Dangerous' font pack is no longer available from the download manager and this new version, called 'Dosis' is available instead. Notes: edgepixel originally released this font under the name 'Dangerous', however he did not attach a license to the pack, which means that no updates could be made to the pack.

#Oolite fullscreen full size

Click on any of the images to see a full size version.ĭescription: Font based on Google's webfont 'Dosis' designed by Edgar Tolentino and Pablo Impallari, as used by the game 'Elite:Dangerous', with icons from edgepixel's 'Dangerous Square' font. There are, at the time of writing, 9 different font files available for Oolite.

#Oolite fullscreen install

If you attempt to install more than one font file, only the last one which the game loads will take effect. They are all listed in the 'Ambience' section, and all have a name starting with 'Font'. Alternatively, you can download each of these files through the download manager. To install one of these font files, download the OXP to your AddOns folders, then hold the shift-key down while starting Oolite until the spinning Cobra appears. Unlike other OXP's, you can only have one font file active at any one time. Note on icons: icons are often included in the fonts. This page is intended to bring together all the information on the various font files available for Oolite, to display a sample of each one, and provide download links for each one. Changing the font can give Oolite a completely different look and feel, and help make the game look fresh. The standard Helvetica font in Oolite is functional and pleasant enough, but let's face it: it's not the most exciting font to look at.