PixelFonts Condensed Font Family Targets Low-Resolution Displays
Developer mcer12 released PixelFonts, a font family for small screens that supports AdafruitGFX and U8g2 and includes BDF files for edits.
Developer mcer12 has released PixelFonts, a family of condensed fonts built for low-resolution displays, according to Hackaday. The fonts are designed to fit as much text as possible on small screen lines.
PixelFonts works with the AdafruitGFX and U8g2 graphics libraries, both common choices for embedded display projects. The family includes regular and 3D shadowed text, with varied heights and weights.
Lowercase accented letters are supported, and each font ships with a BDF file so users can modify the glyphs themselves.
Quick answers
What libraries does PixelFonts work with?
PixelFonts is compatible with the AdafruitGFX and U8g2 libraries.
Does PixelFonts support accented characters?
Yes, it supports lowercase accented letters.
Can PixelFonts be modified?
Yes, each font includes a BDF file for modifications.