Hi,
I notice when I use an external font (on uSD) generated with the strings widget and use print() to show dynamic text at runtime that the text appears to not be anti-aliased. However, if I use the same font on a statictext widget, it appears to be anti-aliased. Is there a way to anti-alias the print() text with the external font?
Is there a way to generate an external font without having to go through creating a strings widget as I don't need the strings, only the font, as I'm using print() to generate the text dynamically at runtime?
Thanks.
I notice when I use an external font (on uSD) generated with the strings widget and use print() to show dynamic text at runtime that the text appears to not be anti-aliased. However, if I use the same font on a statictext widget, it appears to be anti-aliased. Is there a way to anti-alias the print() text with the external font?
Is there a way to generate an external font without having to go through creating a strings widget as I don't need the strings, only the font, as I'm using print() to generate the text dynamically at runtime?
Thanks.
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