U8x8 Fonts Official

Understanding u8x8 fonts means understanding your hardware. It forces you to think in tiles, in pages, and in bytes. It is a throwback to the 8-bit era, and in the world of embedded electronics, that legacy remains invaluable.

Unlike a computer monitor where you can place text at any X/Y coordinate, u8x8 displays operate on a cell grid. A typical display might be 16 columns by 8 rows of characters. You cannot place a letter halfway between two cells. u8x8 fonts

// Draw integer int val = 42; u8x8.drawString(0, 2, "Value:"); u8x8.draw2x2String(6, 2, String(val).c_str()); // Draw double size Understanding u8x8 fonts means understanding your hardware