Daniel Eichhorn
Many people were asking me to publish the code that creates the font files used in the SSD1306 OLED library. Well, I was hesitating since the code was a bit hacky. So I sat down and created an online tool which is now open for Beta testing. It allows you to select a font from a list of integrated Apache licensed files, choose font size and style (plain, italic, bold) and then create the C file which you can copy paste into your Arduino IDE. Almost forgot, there is also a preview of how the font will look on the display…
It might not be perfect yet and I’m looking forward to get your feedback…
And here is the tool: http://oleddisplay.squix.ch/
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| Preview pane of the Font creator |
OOO !!! very cool 🙂
The tool and all is very cool. But, since the fonts aren't tailored for the minimal display it get "jaggered" when converted. I would like to have some more standard fonts that renders perfectly on the tiny display. Many of the fonts in the u8glib looks really beautiful on the 128×64.
Is there a way to convert those fonts? Or a simple way to create nice looking fonts for the library?
Fonts with 6 lines or even 8 lines of text would be cool.
By the way, hope you enjoyed the donated beer 🙂
Thanks! Great Job!
Hello,
And thx for this great job.
I’m a beginner in Arduino and C++ dev. I’d like to use your library in my own library but it doesn’t work, compiler said that display an ui are already declared… Could you tell me how to do that ?
Thx a lot.
Eric
Very neat utility. But I could not work out the actual mapping of codes to bitmap that it generates. I tried to hand-place some of the generated codes onto a bitmap, and it shows as rubbish.
Can you please let us know how they are mapped ?
It doesn’t work – shows error: Not Found
The requested URL / was not found on this server
Hi,
ive just seen that your linked page http://oleddisplay.squix.ch/ throws an aplication error.
Dominic