{ which are -+()<> SPACE and _ }
then you use a regular Alphanumeric Character
{ Aa to Zz, 0 to 9, and ?&!@ }
then repeat the process, to type out a string of text.
Here's an example: (-I+N
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Here's a description of each LOOP Character:
( and ) are End Caps for the Loop, they close the Loop.
- is a single Loop.
+ is the same as the single Loop but it also has small loops on the top and bottom of it.
< is the same as the single Loop but it also has a small loop on the top of it.
> is the same as the single Loop but it also has a small loop on the bottom of it.
SPACE the Space(bar) is used to make a Blank Loop.
{ For example (-A- -Z) would make A in a loop, a Blank loop, then Z in a loop }.
_ (underscore) is only used for when you just want to use the Alphanumeric Characters and NO Loops.
{ For Example _T_e_s_t }. If you just use Alphanumeric Characters, the Characters will just overlap each other.