Tool for displaying a text on the screen.
It works like “say” and “think” blocks, but display a text without the bubble and with some custom layout.
For the font family, you can set font names as in the CSS property. That means that any font that is available in the browser is usable. Often one uses general names like “serif”, “sans-serif”, “cursive”, etc. which the browser will use to select the font defined in the system.
As in CSS, you can use a list of font names separated by a comma: the first one in the list that is available in the browser will be used. Typically, there is a general purpose name at the end of the list, like “serif” or “sans-serif”. Example: “Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif”, in that case if neither Arial nor Helvetica is found, the default sans-serif font is used:
The following font families names are known to be available in adacraft by default:
Example of different available layouts for the “display text” block.
Link to the project → https://www.adacraft.org/project/286631819137253893
