Need a variety of font sizes #2291
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It is not clear which font you mean. Only integer size multipliers are possible with the built-in fonts. The library supports quite a few font formats that provide different font styles and sizes. Users can also create fonts for the "Free font" and "Smooth font" formats supported. There are examples included with the library for these. This library extension provides access to more than 3000 font files of various styles and sizes, so that may be suitable. The "ultimate" font type for resizng is the Truetype, this requires the OpenFontRender library. However the print placement options are limited at the moment. |
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Thanks for your answer. I guess i need to do a lot more digging 😏.
…On Mon., Jan. 2, 2023, 15:52 Bodmer, ***@***.***> wrote:
It is not clear which font you mean. Only integer size multipliers are
possible with the built-in fonts. The library supports quite a few font
formats that provide different font styles and sizes. sers can also create
fonts for the "Free font" and "Smooth font" formats supported. There are
examples included with the library for these.
This library extension provides access to more than 3000 font files of
various styles and sizes, so that may be suitable.
The "ultimate" font type for resizng is the Truetype, this requires the OpenFontRender
<https://github.com/takkaO/OpenFontRender>library. However the print
placement options are limited at the moment.
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Using the current version of TFT_eSPI (2.4.79) with my ILI9488 and ESP32 on Arduino ide V1.8.18
My problem is that using the font sizes set at 1 or 2 or 3 doesnt give me what I need in all cases. Logically I need sizes that would be the equivilent of 1.8 and 2.5. How do I acheive this without major code changes to the library code.
TIA
Martyn
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