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I found a solution that works as I wanted: I created a class called <code>CharacterImageGenerator</code> that generates (and caches) <code>Image</code>s of characters. I then draw and scale these images whenever I want to draw a character. <pre><code>public class CharacterImageGenerator { private FontMetrics metrics; private Color color; private Map<Character, Image> images; public CharacterImageGenerator(FontMetrics metrics, Color color) { this.metrics = metrics; this.color = color; images = new HashMap<Character, Image>(); } public Image getImage(char c) { if(images.containsKey(c)) return images.get(c); Rectangle2D bounds = new TextLayout(Character.toString(c), metrics.getFont(), metrics.getFontRenderContext()).getOutline(null).getBounds(); if(bounds.getWidth() == 0 || bounds.getHeight() == 0) { images.put(c, null); return null; } Image image = new BufferedImage((int)bounds.getWidth(), (int)bounds.getHeight(), BufferedImage.TYPE_4BYTE_ABGR); Graphics g = image.getGraphics(); g.setColor(color); g.setFont(metrics.getFont()); g.drawString(Character.toString(c), 0, (int)(bounds.getHeight() - bounds.getMaxY())); images.put(c, image); return image; } } </code></pre> Which I then initialize with a large font to get decent looking characters. <pre><code>// During initialization graphics.setFont(new Font("monospaced", Font.PLAIN, 24)); characterGenerator = new CharacterImageGenerator(graphics.getFontMetrics(), Color.WHITE); </code></pre> And then scale and draw to the size I want. <pre><code>private void drawCharacter(int x, int y, char c) { graphics.drawImage(characterGenerator.getImage(c), PADDING + (x * TILE_WIDTH), PADDING + (y * TILE_HEIGHT), TILE_WIDTH, TILE_HEIGHT, null); } </code></pre>
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