Trying to figure out what the BEST Digital font is. I have some but they don’t work well when I’m putting them as a dimmed layer with “88:88”. I just trying to find the one that works best. Any ideas?
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You need a Monospaced Font . You need one with One in the right place . Windows do a nice 5x7 matrix Font .
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I think any monospaced (fixed letter width) font will do.
I used to suggest this one: https://torinak.com/font/7-segment
Meanwhile I made me few of my own like this:
10-segment Digi Ita | FontStruct
what I do not like most is, when the font only mimics segmented look, but then it has letters or digits with different segments and their placement off the grid.
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Thank you, I’ll try these
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Very nice slated font!
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Yes . Peter has made some great fonts .
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Does anyone know what font this is? I’ve tried WhatTheFont site but not showing nothing for this font
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This is close but I think the 1 is in the wrong place .
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If you separate the digits and then use right justify on them, you can use an expression to line the one up with the 8 backgrounds. I just figured out how to do that with the digital font I use which is DS-Digi.ttf But the other digital font I use doesn’t require an expression to move the one into the correct spot and that font is called, SFDigitalReadout-Heavy. All you have to do is right justify it and it lines up perfect.
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What is that expression you’re talking about?
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Yes, that is the font. I have all the versions, but the boldest one works best. You only have to use the right-hand justification with the SFDigitalReadout family of fonts.
With the DS-DIGI family of fonts you have to use the right-hand justification plus an expression in the X box to move it over to the right a little like in this picture.
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