def draw_text(text: str,
start_x: float,
start_y: float,
color: Color,
font_size: float = 12,
width: int = 0,
align: str = "left",
font_name=('calibri', 'arial'),
bold: bool = False,
italic: bool = False,
anchor_x: str = "left",
anchor_y: str = "baseline",
rotation: float = 0):
"""
Args:
text: Text to draw
start_x:
start_y:
color:
font_size:
width:
align:
font_name:
bold:
italic:
anchor_x:
anchor_y:
rotation:
Returns:
"""
# Scale the font up, so it matches with the sizes of the old code back
# when Pyglet drew the text.
font_size *= 1.25
# Text isn't anti-aliased, so we'll draw big, and then shrink
scale_up = 5
scale_down = 5
font_size *= scale_up
# If the cache gets too large, dump it and start over.
if len(draw_text.cache) > 5000:
draw_text.cache = {}
key = f"{text}{color}{font_size}{width}{align}{font_name}{bold}{italic}"
if key in draw_text.cache:
label = draw_text.cache[key]
text_sprite = label.text_sprite_list[0]
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y - text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
label.text_sprite_list.update_positions()
else:
label = Text()
# Figure out the font to use
font = None
# Font was specified with a string
if isinstance(font_name, str):
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_name, int(font_size))
except OSError:
# print(f"1 Can't find font: {font_name}")
pass
if font is None:
try:
temp_font_name = f"{font_name}.ttf"
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(temp_font_name,
int(font_size))
except OSError:
# print(f"2 Can't find font: {temp_font_name}")
pass
# We were instead given a list of font names, in order of preference
else:
for font_string_name in font_name:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name,
int(font_size))
# print(f"3 Found font: {font_string_name}")
except OSError:
# print(f"3 Can't find font: {font_string_name}")
pass
if font is None:
try:
temp_font_name = f"{font_name}.ttf"
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(temp_font_name,
int(font_size))
except OSError:
# print(f"4 Can't find font: {temp_font_name}")
pass
if font is not None:
break
# Default font if no font
if font is None:
font_names = ("arial.ttf",
"/usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefont/FreeMono.ttf",
'/System/Library/Fonts/SFNSDisplay.ttf')
for font_string_name in font_names:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name,
int(font_size))
break
except OSError:
# print(f"5 Can't find font: {font_string_name}")
pass
# This is stupid. We have to have an image to figure out what size
# the text will be when we draw it. Of course, we don't know how big
# to make the image. Catch-22. So we just make a small image we'll trash
text_image_size = (10, 10)
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Get size the text will be
text_image_size = draw.multiline_textsize(text, font=font)
# Create image of proper size
text_height = text_image_size[1]
text_width = text_image_size[0]
image_start_x = 0
if width == 0:
width = text_image_size[0]
else:
# Wait! We were given a field width.
if align == "center":
# Center text on given field width
field_width = width * scale_up
text_image_size = field_width, text_height
image_start_x = (field_width - text_width) // 2
width = field_width
else:
image_start_x = 0
# If we draw a y at 0, then the text is drawn with a baseline of 0,
# cutting off letters that drop below the baseline. This shoves it
# up a bit.
image_start_y = -font_size * scale_up * 0.02
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Convert to tuple if needed, because the multiline_text does not take a
# list for a color
if isinstance(color, list):
color = tuple(color)
draw.multiline_text((image_start_x, image_start_y),
text,
color,
align=align,
font=font)
image = image.resize((width // scale_down, text_height // scale_down),
resample=PIL.Image.LANCZOS)
text_sprite = Sprite()
text_sprite._texture = Texture(key)
text_sprite._texture.image = image
text_sprite.image = image
text_sprite.texture_name = key
text_sprite.width = image.width
text_sprite.height = image.height
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y + text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'top', 'center', 'bottom', or 'baseline'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
from arcade.sprite_list import SpriteList
label.text_sprite_list = SpriteList()
label.text_sprite_list.append(text_sprite)
draw_text.cache[key] = label
label.text_sprite_list.draw()
def draw_text(text: str,
start_x: float,
start_y: float,
color: Color,
font_size: float = 12,
width: int = 0,
align="left",
font_name=('Calibri', 'Arial'),
bold: bool = False,
italic: bool = False,
anchor_x="left",
anchor_y="baseline",
rotation: float = 0):
"""
Args:
:text: Text to display.
:start_x: x coordinate of top left text point.
:start_y: y coordinate of top left text point.
:color: color, specified in a list of 3 or 4 bytes in RGB or
RGBA format.
Example:
>>> import arcade
>>> arcade.open_window(800, 600, "Drawing Example")
>>> arcade.set_background_color(arcade.color.WHITE)
>>> arcade.start_render()
>>> arcade.draw_text("Text Example", 250, 300, arcade.color.BLACK, 10)
>>> arcade.draw_text("Text Example", 250, 300, (0, 0, 0, 100), 10)
>>> arcade.finish_render()
>>> arcade.quick_run(0.25)
"""
# Scale the font up, so it matches with the sizes of the old code back
# when pyglet drew the text.
font_size *= 1.25
# Text isn't anti-aliased, so we'll draw big, and then shrink
scale_up = 5
scale_down = 5
font_size *= scale_up
# If the cache gets too large, dump it and start over.
if len(draw_text.cache) > 5000:
draw_text.cache = {}
key = f"{text}{color}{font_size}{width}{align}{font_name}{bold}{italic}"
if key in draw_text.cache:
label = draw_text.cache[key]
text_sprite = label.text_sprite_list[0]
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y - text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
label.text_sprite_list.update_positions()
else:
label = Text()
# Figure out the font to use
font = None
# Font was specified with a string
if isinstance(font_name, str):
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_name, int(font_size))
except OSError:
pass
if font is None:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_name + ".ttf",
int(font_size))
except OSError:
pass
# We were instead given a list of font names, in order of preference
if font is not None:
for font_string_name in font_name:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name,
int(font_size))
except OSError:
pass
if font is None:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(
font_string_name + ".ttf", int(font_size))
except OSError:
pass
if font is not None:
break
# Default font if no font
if font is None:
font_names = ("arial.ttf",
"/usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefont/FreeMono.ttf",
'/System/Library/Fonts/SFNSDisplay.ttf')
for font_string_name in font_names:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name,
int(font_size))
break
except OSError:
pass
# This is stupid. We have to have an image to figure out what size
# the text will be when we draw it. Of course, we don't know how big
# to make the image. Catch-22. So we just make a small image we'll trash
text_image_size = (10, 10)
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Get size the text will be
text_image_size = draw.multiline_textsize(text, font=font)
# Create image of proper size
text_height = text_image_size[1]
text_width = text_image_size[0]
image_start_x = 0
if width == 0:
width = text_image_size[0]
else:
# Wait! We were given a field width.
if align == "center":
# Center text on given field width
field_width = width * scale_up
text_image_size = field_width, text_height
image_start_x = (field_width - text_width) // 2
width = field_width
else:
image_start_x = 0
# If we draw a y at 0, then the text is drawn with a baseline of 0,
# cutting off letters that drop below the baseline. This shoves it
# up a bit.
image_start_y = -font_size * scale_up * 0.03
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
draw.multiline_text((image_start_x, image_start_y),
text,
color,
align=align,
font=font)
image = image.resize((width // scale_down, text_height // scale_down),
resample=PIL.Image.LANCZOS)
text_sprite = Sprite()
text_sprite.image = image
text_sprite.texture_name = key
text_sprite.width = image.width
text_sprite.height = image.height
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y + text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
from arcade.sprite_list import SpriteList
label.text_sprite_list = SpriteList()
label.text_sprite_list.append(text_sprite)
draw_text.cache[key] = label
label.text_sprite_list.draw()
def draw_text(text: str,
start_x: float,
start_y: float,
color: Color,
font_size: float = 12,
width: int = 0,
align: str = "left",
font_name: Union[str, Tuple[str, ...]] = ('calibri', 'arial'),
bold: bool = False,
italic: bool = False,
anchor_x: str = "left",
anchor_y: str = "baseline",
rotation: float = 0) -> Sprite:
# This is a custom version of arcade's draw_text function, because the normal one doesn't work
global draw_text_cache
# Scale the font up, so it matches with the sizes of the old code back
# when Pyglet drew the text.
font_size *= 1.25
# Text isn't anti-aliased, so we'll draw big, and then shrink
scale_up = 2
scale_down = 2
font_size *= scale_up
# If the cache gets too large, dump it and start over.
if len(draw_text_cache) > 5000:
draw_text_cache = {}
r, g, b, alpha = get_four_byte_color(color)
cache_color = f"{r}{g}{b}"
key = f"{text}{cache_color}{font_size}{width}{align}{font_name}{bold}{italic}"
try:
label = draw_text_cache[key]
except KeyError: # doesn't exist, create it
label = Text()
# Figure out the font to use
font = None
# Font was specified with a string
if isinstance(font_name, str):
font_name = font_name,
font_names = chain(
*[[font_string_name, f"{font_string_name}.ttf"]
for font_string_name in font_name], DEFAULT_FONT_NAMES)
font_found = False
for font_string_name in font_names:
try:
font = ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name,
int(font_size),
layout_engine=ImageFont.LAYOUT_BASIC)
except OSError:
continue
else:
font_found = True
break
if not font_found:
raise RuntimeError(
"Unable to find a default font on this system. Please specify an available font."
)
# This is stupid. We have to have an image to figure out what size
# the text will be when we draw it. Of course, we don't know how big
# to make the image. Catch-22. So we just make a small image we'll trash
text_image_size = (10, 10)
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Get size the text will be
text_image_size = draw.multiline_textsize(text, font=font)
# Add some extra pixels at the bottom to account for letters that drop below the baseline.
text_image_size = text_image_size[0], text_image_size[1] + int(
font_size * 0.25)
# Create image of proper size
text_height = text_image_size[1]
text_width = text_image_size[0]
image_start_x = 0
if width == 0:
width = text_image_size[0]
else:
# Wait! We were given a field width.
if align == "center":
# Center text on given field width
field_width = width * scale_up
text_image_size = field_width, text_height
image_start_x = (field_width - text_width) // 2
width = field_width
else:
image_start_x = 0
# Find y of top-left corner
image_start_y = 0
# Create image
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Convert to tuple if needed, because the multiline_text does not take a
# list for a color
if isinstance(color, list):
color = cast(RGBA, tuple(color))
draw.multiline_text((image_start_x, image_start_y),
text,
color,
align=align,
font=font)
image = image.resize(
(max(1, width // scale_down), text_height // scale_down),
resample=PIL.Image.LANCZOS)
text_sprite = Sprite()
text_sprite._texture = Texture(key)
text_sprite.texture.image = image
text_sprite.width = image.width
text_sprite.height = image.height
from arcade.sprite_list import SpriteList
label.text_sprite_list = SpriteList()
label.text_sprite_list.append(text_sprite)
draw_text_cache[key] = label
text_sprite = label.text_sprite_list[0]
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y - text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_y should be 'top', 'center', 'bottom', or 'baseline'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
text_sprite.alpha = alpha
label.text_sprite_list.draw()
return text_sprite
def draw_text(text: str,
start_x: float,
start_y: float,
color: Color,
font_size: float = 12,
width: int = 0,
align: str = "left",
font_name: Union[str, Tuple[str, ...]] = ('calibri', 'arial'),
bold: bool = False,
italic: bool = False,
anchor_x: str = "left",
anchor_y: str = "baseline",
rotation: float = 0):
"""
:param str text: Text to draw
:param float start_x:
:param float start_y:
:param Color color: Color of the text
:param float font_size: Size of the text
:param float width:
:param str align:
:param Union[str, Tuple[str, ...]] font_name:
:param bool bold:
:param bool italic:
:param str anchor_x:
:param str anchor_y:
:param float rotation:
"""
# Scale the font up, so it matches with the sizes of the old code back
# when Pyglet drew the text.
font_size *= 1.25
# Text isn't anti-aliased, so we'll draw big, and then shrink
scale_up = 5
scale_down = 5
font_size *= scale_up
# If the cache gets too large, dump it and start over.
if len(draw_text.cache
) > 5000: # type: ignore # dynamic attribute on function obj
draw_text.cache = {
} # type: ignore # dynamic attribute on function obj
key = f"{text}{color}{font_size}{width}{align}{font_name}{bold}{italic}"
if key in draw_text.cache: # type: ignore # dynamic attribute on function obj
label = draw_text.cache[
key] # type: ignore # dynamic attribute on function obj
text_sprite = label.text_sprite_list[0]
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y - text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_y should be 'top', 'center', 'bottom', or 'baseline'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
else:
label = Text()
# Figure out the font to use
font = None
# Font was specified with a string
if isinstance(font_name, str):
font_name = [font_name]
font_names = chain(
*[[font_string_name, f"{font_string_name}.ttf"]
for font_string_name in font_name], DEFAULT_FONT_NAMES)
font_found = False
for font_string_name in font_names:
try:
font = PIL.ImageFont.truetype(font_string_name, int(font_size))
except OSError:
continue
else:
font_found = True
break
if not font_found:
raise RuntimeError(
"Unable to find a default font on this system. Please specify an available font."
)
# This is stupid. We have to have an image to figure out what size
# the text will be when we draw it. Of course, we don't know how big
# to make the image. Catch-22. So we just make a small image we'll trash
text_image_size = (10, 10)
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Get size the text will be
text_image_size = draw.multiline_textsize(text, font=font)
# Create image of proper size
text_height = text_image_size[1]
text_width = text_image_size[0]
image_start_x = 0
if width == 0:
width = text_image_size[0]
else:
# Wait! We were given a field width.
if align == "center":
# Center text on given field width
field_width = width * scale_up
text_image_size = field_width, text_height
image_start_x = (field_width - text_width) // 2
width = field_width
else:
image_start_x = 0
# If we draw a y at 0, then the text is drawn with a baseline of 0,
# cutting off letters that drop below the baseline. This shoves it
# up a bit.
image_start_y = -font_size * scale_up * 0.02
image = PIL.Image.new("RGBA", text_image_size)
draw = PIL.ImageDraw.Draw(image)
# Convert to tuple if needed, because the multiline_text does not take a
# list for a color
if isinstance(color, list):
color = cast(RGBA, tuple(color))
draw.multiline_text((image_start_x, image_start_y),
text,
color,
align=align,
font=font)
image = image.resize((width // scale_down, text_height // scale_down),
resample=PIL.Image.LANCZOS)
text_sprite = Sprite()
text_sprite._texture = Texture(key)
text_sprite.texture.image = image
text_sprite.image = image
text_sprite.texture_name = key
text_sprite.width = image.width
text_sprite.height = image.height
if anchor_x == "left":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x + text_sprite.width / 2
elif anchor_x == "center":
text_sprite.center_x = start_x
elif anchor_x == "right":
text_sprite.right = start_x
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_x should be 'left', 'center', or 'right'. Not '{anchor_x}'"
)
if anchor_y == "top":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y + text_sprite.height / 2
elif anchor_y == "center":
text_sprite.center_y = start_y
elif anchor_y == "bottom" or anchor_y == "baseline":
text_sprite.bottom = start_y
else:
raise ValueError(
f"anchor_y should be 'top', 'center', 'bottom', or 'baseline'. Not '{anchor_y}'"
)
text_sprite.angle = rotation
from arcade.sprite_list import SpriteList
label.text_sprite_list = SpriteList()
label.text_sprite_list.append(text_sprite)
draw_text.cache[
key] = label # type: ignore # dynamic attribute on function obj
label.text_sprite_list.draw()