How can i change the color of font if i use, for example,
FONT* arial_font = "Arial#20b";
?

You don't. What you change is the the text's color:

FONT* arial_font = "Arial#20b";

TEXT* mytext =
{
flags = SHOW;
font = arial_font;
string("this will be red");
red = 255;
green = 60;
blue = 60;
}

Correct me if I'm wrong.

i'm stupid :))) this works great

okay, and what about scaling?



this shows text where its needed, but dont scale...

text.font = "Arial#21b"; or render text into a bitmap use it in a panel and scale it.

//text.font = "Arial#21b";
good idea, but i need to scale it dynaimcally... so Reds_turn_text.scale_x is looking like good variant, but i'm curious, why this doesnt work...

into a bitmap... i'd try, but looking like its too complicated method

maybe it's only for bitmap fonts. idk really, never tried scaling TTF text dynamically.

nice solution, but isnt font change(or creation) a slow function?

i never tried it but i gues you could create a array of fonts on start and then
just selesct the font you want white the array (just a lot of memory use)

i think somthing like this

FONT* font_arr[100];

function create_font_startup()
{
var i = 0;
while(i < 99)
{
...
font_arr[100] = font_create(...
i+=1;
}
}

function main
{
var size = 0;
while(size < 99)
{
my_text.font = font_arr[size];
size++;
wait(5);
}