4.3
According to the tutorial from
Elrinth, I tried to repeat the import of a texture font, the font itself is taken from the Pixel Adventure asset pack. This is what the import window looks like:
I can’t read the text inside your editor window, but it appears you’ve selected ascii character 0 to 50 (decimal.) That enables you to print everything from a space up to capital letter P. You need to specify the correct range.
eta: You’re trying to print the word “hello” in all lower-case. The lower-case letters have higher values than capital letters (e.g. lower-case h has a value of 0x68, which is 104 in decimal notation. 104 is larger than 50, so that’s why the letter is not printed.)
0-49 is everything from a null character up to the letter capital O. That’s a smaller range than before. You need to include range (decimal) 65 (capital letter A) to (decimal) 90 (capital letter Z), and then also include the punctuation (for instance, a period is (decimal) 46.)
Note that you’re trying to print lower-case letters. Your font does not define those, so you always need to type in capital letters.
I misspoke earlier. You’ve selected the ascii range for everything from a null character to the number 1, so you can’t even print any capital letters. You still need to change the range as specified before.
Keep in mind that the glyphs you see on screen are hexadecimal, not decimal. 0x48 is 72 in decimal, and therefore unprintable in your current range of 0-49.
