Yes. Or, not really, but it will end up spacing every letter the same amount.
Oops sorry I missed this notification -- it's possible, but may take a bit of work. In my system, the letters are printed individually, and each time it moves where it's going to draw a letter over by the "width of one letter". This is calculated in one place and just takes the width of a generic letter written in the font. What you may have to do instead is make something like a ds_map of the font you're using, and enter the string_width of every single letter you're going to be using. Then, in the loop that is printing all the letters, it could look up the letter in the data structure and grab its specific width to move over the y position.
So it would take a little bit of messing around, but not at all impossible - I may look into adding this feature in in the future!
Hey, no worries and I really appreciate the reply!
That helps me a great deal conceptually, I will have to give this a shot. It’s tough to draw a monospace sprite font and get it to look aesthetically pleasing, which is why I ask. But either way I want to thank you for this resource and also for what it has taught me about a dialogue system. This is very comprehensive and flexible. I also really enjoy your YouTube tutorials. Keep up the amazing work! Have a good day :)