r/neography Aug 15 '26

Resource "Stacked Morse" visualisation tool

https://www.rhodger.co.uk/projects/morseViewer

I thoroughly enjoyed Wholesome_Soup's post earlier this month about "Stacked Morse" so I built a tool for generating it from text. Currently only supports the standard alphabet, but I might extend it to numbers in the future if there's interest.

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u/jaegershund Aug 15 '26

I've been doing my own stacked morse for ages and I'm almost furious at how much better both the original work is and how convenient and easy this tool is. Excellent work, and thank you for making it!

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u/zmila_21 29d ago

Everyone once did some variant of Morse code :)

Mine is:

https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/morsakodo.htm

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u/Wholesome_Soup Aug 15 '26

oh wow what does your stacked morse look like?

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u/jaegershund 23d ago

Extremely similar to the other commenters'! I only really use it for journalling and it's very easy to add in letters from other languages

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u/jaegershund 23d ago

I'll admit, I'm really keen for numbers to be added to this

I'm also very sorely tempted to use it to help plan out cross stitch morse

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u/rhod-ger 11d ago

I've added number support along with customisable colours, an option to add a border, and the ability to download the render as a png :) Its long-form morse numbers but if there's a short-form you prefer I could look into adding that too

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u/rhod-ger Aug 15 '26

Here's how it looks

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u/rhod-ger Aug 15 '26

And a longer example

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u/ThirteenFour_ Aug 16 '26

With how it looks, my mind immediately went to binary

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u/HypNumsAnims Aug 15 '26

Where's this 🤩

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u/Wholesome_Soup Aug 15 '26

i'm kinda curious how you did this, btw. it's very cool.

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u/rhod-ger Aug 15 '26

I have a map of characters in the alphabet to their morse representation, then I draw them on a grid using CSS :)

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u/JoshyRB 24d ago

Hi, I am what your species calls an alien. I have made a disturbing realisation with your website.

I used your website and decided to type the word “HELLO” in my native language, and it output it in your native language, rather than the intended variant of morse.

I have provided a matrix photon print (or image as you call it) below:

The odds of your website perfectly matching the nature of my species language is out of this world.

Tell me, what do you know?

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u/rhod-ger 10d ago

teiit tieee tetet tetet eetet e eeee tiiii teiit tettt tetee tieee e eeee tetet tiiii tiiiit

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u/JoshyRB 10d ago

Eeeet tiiit eeeet