Wouldn't an 8x8 size be enough? Could we store every character in that format and then resize them later using some trick?

I like the idea—could 8×8 be the basic “unit of measurement,” with the rest added “digit by digit”?

As far as I'm concerned, there's no reason why we couldn't use ASCII characters—or even write a LUT—if a "mere mortal" could access it. The only thing missing from our repertoire is the display itself. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCanvQp ... LOj5nXYJ2Q

I've "gotten the hang of it." At first, my goal was just a 4- to 6-digit clock, but if I could edit characters and letters, it could look even more impressive.

It's already working in the simulation—how can I view and interact with the LUT? Right now, I can only create numbers and individual light points.

The breakthrough has happened—thank you. It's already running in the simulator and compiling to hex.

I hope the situation isn't too serious; I'm waiting to hear how it turns out.

I'm working with version 10, and there's no file because, as I mentioned, it throws a syntax error as soon as I import the init file—it doesn't matter which macro I import.

Maga a komponens befordul , de ha a főprogramba beteszeszem az init-et már jön a szintaxis hiba 558

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