blocky | Blocky for Raspberry Pi

I am using PyQtGraph and am really enjoying it, but have hit upon an issue that may force me to move to something else.

I am displaying medical images (CT/MRI etc.) as numpy 2D or 3D arrays in the ImageView which gives the nice slider view for volume data. The problem is theses images are often low res (256x256) and when viewed on large monitors or just zoomed-in they look blocky and horrible.

How can I show these images antialiased? This seems to be possible as mentioned here: How can anti-aliasing be enabled in a pyqtgraph ImageView?

and a few other places suggesting all you need to do is:

I'm trying to highlight every letter of a word in a different color by using the background-color property, but I want to separate the letters to give them a blocky look. The problem is that when I increase the letter-spacing, the highlighted parts are lopsided, not centered around the letter as I want them. Here's an example:

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I only found https://groups.google.com/g/blockly/c/SDUosMpAFAk to my problem, but it has no answers that could help me, so I created a Codesandbox to reproduce the behavior.

https://codesandbox.io/s/gallant-galois-bqjjb

The button in the Sandbox will open a modal with a Blockly Canvas in it. Trying to write something in the "text"- or "math_number"-Block does not work, and when you close the modal, with an outside click, some artifacts are staying.

I would be glad if someone can help me out with this.

EDIT: In case of the CodeSandbox link is not working.

Dependencies:

• @material-ui/core: 4.12.3
• @material-ui/styles: 4.11.4
• blockly: 6.20210701.0 (6.20210701.0)
• react: 17.0.2
• react-dom: 17.0.2
• react-scripts: 4.0.0
• react-use: 17.3.1

CODE:

index.js

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See code example below :

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I am using this to get the path of the font:

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