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I’m using Qt (embedded) to make a GUI on a black and white screen. The problem is Qt renders text with shades of grey so it is unreadable on the black and white screen. Does anyone have any idea how to make the text just use 1 bit per pixel, or purely black and white?
Thanks,
Mark
Incase anyone sees this trying to do the same thing – Turning off AA and setting the supported bit depths to only 1 will not work, virtually all fonts just have grey in them, and if so you can’t use them. Best solution is to just create your own purely black and white fonts as a bdf with a 96 resolution (fontforge is good) use something to convert it to a pfa then give that to qt to use and set the pixel size to the same height as the bdfs.