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I found it! - SMcNeill - 12-05-2023
In my quest to find the BEST font to use with the QB64PE IDE, I have finally found it!
"What it", you ask?
Well...... Not the best font, but probably the WORST!
I... I can't imagine that it'd get much worse than that one! Monospaced Script font for the LOSE!!
RE: I found it! - Dimster - 12-05-2023
Might be just the thing for AI pattern matching for scripted love letters. Other than that it's almost non readable.
RE: I found it! - Cobalt - 12-05-2023
The true font to use when the boss is looking over your shoulder to see what your up to!
Or just when Bob is around, damn Bob!
RE: I found it! - mnrvovrfc - 12-06-2023
Play this font backwards so people confuse it for Arabic (because otherwise they don't know that Arabic script usually has a constant line running from right to left and ends with the "period") or for Leonardo Davinci's mirror-writing.
This would be a good font to use in a program-meme, only to annoy the hey out of people.
Or use it in a word-guessing game. Combine it with Scrabble. "QUXZIBO" I get 75 points! LOL.
(I don't know how to play Scrabble, largely having some memory of an episode of "The Simpsons".)
RE: I found it! - bobalooie - 12-08-2023
How does one change the font from the default lucon.ttf? I tried picking a different fond and I get back this error:
Internal IDE error
(module: ide_methods, on line: 16271)
RE: I found it! - SMcNeill - 12-08-2023
(12-08-2023, 04:45 PM)bobalooie Wrote: How does one change the font from the default lucon.ttf? I tried picking a different fond and I get back this error:
Internal IDE error
(module: ide_methods, on line: 16271)
You have to point to the file itself, wherever it might be on your hard drive, rather than just type its name. (Especially if you're on Linux/Mac, as they do zero searching for a file.)
For example: cour.ttf <-- this won't always work.
C:\Windows\Fonts\cour.ttf <-- this will.