Hi,
I try to use an aliased font in my application. But as soon as I use it the words get displayed very creepy. As you can see on the screenshot and the photo there are most of the pixels missing and the displayed pixels does not seem to be very aliased. The text is displayed on a window with MemDev enabled, using the text widget.
I created the Font using the font creator and exported it in several formats but everytime without luck. I tried to use it as "Antialiased, 2bpp", "Antialiased, 4bpp" and "Extended, antialiased, 2bpp". Each font was stored as C source code and is linked at compile time. The only way my own font works is using it without antialiasing.
Could this be a problem of the memory device setup? Or the LCD driver? My setup is as follows:
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR
- GUICC_565
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR_F66712
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR_M16C0B16
The second problem poped-up while creation of this thread. I used the function GUI_BMP_Serialize to create the attached screen shot. But as you can see the color is missing and also some pixels. For reference I attached a photo of the screen at the same time. Could both of these errors be linked to the same root cause?
regards Dirk
I try to use an aliased font in my application. But as soon as I use it the words get displayed very creepy. As you can see on the screenshot and the photo there are most of the pixels missing and the displayed pixels does not seem to be very aliased. The text is displayed on a window with MemDev enabled, using the text widget.
I created the Font using the font creator and exported it in several formats but everytime without luck. I tried to use it as "Antialiased, 2bpp", "Antialiased, 4bpp" and "Extended, antialiased, 2bpp". Each font was stored as C source code and is linked at compile time. The only way my own font works is using it without antialiasing.
Could this be a problem of the memory device setup? Or the LCD driver? My setup is as follows:
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR
- GUICC_565
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR_F66712
- GUIDRV_FLEXCOLOR_M16C0B16
The second problem poped-up while creation of this thread. I used the function GUI_BMP_Serialize to create the attached screen shot. But as you can see the color is missing and also some pixels. For reference I attached a photo of the screen at the same time. Could both of these errors be linked to the same root cause?
regards Dirk