If I'm writing something that anyone other than I might need to read I tend to use single-stroke gothic technical lettering. That also has a strict stroke order

If I'm writing something that anyone other than I might need to read I tend to use single-stroke gothic technical lettering. That also has a strict stroke order, but it's very different from what the article describes. EG "O" is two strokes, one starting at the upper-left and curving counter-clockwise towards the lower right, the second starting at the upper-left and curving clockwise towards the lower right. Here[1] is a good reference to the capital letters. [1] https://designbuildacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Engineering-Lesson-3-Lettering-complete-explanation.pdf https://designbuildacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/En...