fixed with the following change:

if FONT_D[ci]&p==p then
xx,yy=((i-1)%3)*s-((r>2 and FONT_D[ci]&1==1)and s*2 or 0),((i-1)//3)*s
if r%2==1 then
drf(x+xx,y+yy,s,s)
else
drf(x+5-yy,y+xx,s,s)
end
end

added "-((r>2 and FONT_D[ci]&1==1)and s*2 or 0)" to the xx term on line 2 of this portion of code.

it appears that the 1-wide characters are being rendered inside the previous character.

For whatever reason, one-wide characters (such as .,!) don't render with rotated to down or left. Everything else seems to be fine.

how do get numbers from outside input? I`m put R=getnumber(1) after functionTick and "text" change to R. It is'n work.

Damn, exactly what I was looking for! A pure gem... Thank you for sharing :)

Nevermind. You need to add it in via tostring(variable).

For example, speed is being read through channel 4 to variable S, so in function onTick() I have S = input.getNumber(4) and in function onDraw () I have dst(x,y,tostring(S),size==1,rotation==1,is_monospace==false)

How to use variables? I want to use this for a speedometer, but when I enter the variable in for text, it says "25: Attempt to index a number value (local 'T')"

you sir are a god

You need to cast it to a string.
It also sounds like the error is on you, the error you described is a mix between two different ones. You either have t() if it's trying to call or t[] if you're trying to index.

why would you spend so much time on this and not even let the value change

Why does the text part of the DFT command not support variables? I just get the error that its trying call index a number value (local't') on line 11

Best one on the workshop

Great job!

What don't you get?

i dont get this at all.

Oh my god, a life saver.

I made a font edit if anyone wants to use it.... Basically block numbers and a few letters adjusted.

Font1: 00019209B400AAAA793CA54A555690015244449415500BA00049038000092549F6DE592EE7CEE79EB792F39EF3DEE492F7DEF79E104110490A201C7008A04504

Font2: FFFE57DAD75C7246D6DCF34EF3487256B7DAE92E64D4B75A924EBEDAF6DA56D4D74856B2D75A711CE924B6DEB6A4B6FAB55AB524E54ED24C911264965400000E

Credit to @Trapdoor for that. It works by writing how to draw the different characters in few property text.
Each character is represented by 3x5 pixel so we can write 1 if the pixel is black and 0 if the pixel is transparent so that makes a binary value. For example a letter will looks like 100011100101000. To be more compact I use hexadecimal number instead of binary but it works the same.

what the fudge how did you manage this in less than 700 characters!!!???

@Keptin I don't use Pony IDE but it looks like it works for @Newbie McNoobface so I guess you can copy the text from the properties into the FONT variable

@Trapdoor Yes your idea of using binary to represent the font was wonderfull !

Thank you!

@Keptin: Works fine for me... you just have to cut&paste the properties (Check the "Properties" tab usually on the top left.)

I guess I woke something up in you. :D Incredible work man. Good job!

Very cool stuff puipuix! Is there any way to use this in Pony IDE for testing when not in-game?