conlang generator 1.0 for reals
22 Nov 2012 10:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kaigouAlrighty. Now the conlang generator will incorporate first/last vowels or consonants that you pick.
http://words.karinoyo.com/
ETA: ah, anything's better than dealing with the madness out there on the roads, so I went ahead & figured out the logic to allow different choices in start/end vowels and consonants. Now you can designate whether you want ending vowels to be single or multiple, same for consonants.
Frex, if you pick "only ends in certain consonants", you'll get a choice of single consonants and doubled consonants, which repeat from your original selections from each. If you want to narrow it down, edit/add as needed. If you only want to limit the options on one, say single consonants, just edit that one, and leave the other field (for doubled consonants) intact. Then carry on.
Note that for some reason it's not pulling over the single vowels for ending options. I don't know why. For now, guess you'll just have to refer to the previous tab to see those & copy them over.
Next up: a way to save all selections so you can come back to the same just by clicking on (a really long and complex) link. Hrm!
http://words.karinoyo.com/
ETA: ah, anything's better than dealing with the madness out there on the roads, so I went ahead & figured out the logic to allow different choices in start/end vowels and consonants. Now you can designate whether you want ending vowels to be single or multiple, same for consonants.
Frex, if you pick "only ends in certain consonants", you'll get a choice of single consonants and doubled consonants, which repeat from your original selections from each. If you want to narrow it down, edit/add as needed. If you only want to limit the options on one, say single consonants, just edit that one, and leave the other field (for doubled consonants) intact. Then carry on.
Note that for some reason it's not pulling over the single vowels for ending options. I don't know why. For now, guess you'll just have to refer to the previous tab to see those & copy them over.
Next up: a way to save all selections so you can come back to the same just by clicking on (a really long and complex) link. Hrm!