On 18/10/2021 20:15, Algot Runeman via Discuss wrote:
On 10/18/21 2:58 PM, Ray West wrote:
I use DejaVu Sans Mono in the editor, and also in the console of
openscad. (It was about the best I found to distinguish 1,I,l and it
puts a dot in the zero) at a reasonably small font size. The console
was the main problem, had to install a later (beta?) version of
openscad to let me change that font.
While I have not implemented it for OpenSCAD, I use a free font called
Atkinson Hyperlegible which addresses character confusion effectively
while attempting to solve some accessibility issues as well.
https://brailleinstitute.org/freefont
a common typo I make is hitting the 's' instead of the 'a' and neither
fonts distinguish between the two at a small size. Comic sans is far
better in legibility, I've changed to that, until I can find/make it
mono spaced.
On 18/10/2021 20:15, Algot Runeman via Discuss wrote:
>
> On 10/18/21 2:58 PM, Ray West wrote:
>> I use DejaVu Sans Mono in the editor, and also in the console of
>> openscad. (It was about the best I found to distinguish 1,I,l and it
>> puts a dot in the zero) at a reasonably small font size. The console
>> was the main problem, had to install a later (beta?) version of
>> openscad to let me change that font.
>>
> While I have not implemented it for OpenSCAD, I use a free font called
> Atkinson Hyperlegible which addresses character confusion effectively
> while attempting to solve some accessibility issues as well.
> https://brailleinstitute.org/freefont
a common typo I make is hitting the 's' instead of the 'a' and neither
fonts distinguish between the two at a small size. Comic sans is far
better in legibility, I've changed to that, until I can find/make it
mono spaced.