How to draw ░░░░░░░ blank with overlaid text in tikz
Wondering how to draw this sort of thing with tikz:
I ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ am a blank space.
...but with text overlaid on the dot grid. Also, instead of the dot-grid being diagonal, I would like to make it simply vertical/horizontal, and make the dots smaller and lighter so when the text goes over it it's not distracting. But it would be along these lines:
I ░Hello░World░░░ am a blank space.
But the "Hello World" would have ░ faded dots behind each letter. Just using this ░ unicode character for demo, this instead would use tikz.
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Wondering how to draw this sort of thing with tikz:
I ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ am a blank space.
...but with text overlaid on the dot grid. Also, instead of the dot-grid being diagonal, I would like to make it simply vertical/horizontal, and make the dots smaller and lighter so when the text goes over it it's not distracting. But it would be along these lines:
I ░Hello░World░░░ am a blank space.
But the "Hello World" would have ░ faded dots behind each letter. Just using this ░ unicode character for demo, this instead would use tikz.
tikz-pgf text
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
add a comment |
Wondering how to draw this sort of thing with tikz:
I ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ am a blank space.
...but with text overlaid on the dot grid. Also, instead of the dot-grid being diagonal, I would like to make it simply vertical/horizontal, and make the dots smaller and lighter so when the text goes over it it's not distracting. But it would be along these lines:
I ░Hello░World░░░ am a blank space.
But the "Hello World" would have ░ faded dots behind each letter. Just using this ░ unicode character for demo, this instead would use tikz.
tikz-pgf text
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
Wondering how to draw this sort of thing with tikz:
I ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ am a blank space.
...but with text overlaid on the dot grid. Also, instead of the dot-grid being diagonal, I would like to make it simply vertical/horizontal, and make the dots smaller and lighter so when the text goes over it it's not distracting. But it would be along these lines:
I ░Hello░World░░░ am a blank space.
But the "Hello World" would have ░ faded dots behind each letter. Just using this ░ unicode character for demo, this instead would use tikz.
tikz-pgf text
tikz-pgf text
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
asked 5 mins ago
Lance Pollard
702415
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702415
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