Hi,
Most of these items are positioned by the pixel rather than by 1/16th. When used in code examples, you will see that Vertex2F has the value multiplied by 16 e.g. VERTEX2F(20*16, 20*16) to place something at coordinate 20,20. Note that you can actually also display numbers and letters using VERTEX2F as they are made up of a series of images (one per character).
Also note that using the text command does all the character spacing etc for you. If you use Vertex2F this only places 1 character per vertex and so to make a string of characters you will need to call a Vertex2f per character.
It is possible to just add a value to the x coordinate each time but if you want the text to look proportional (and so spacing between each char related to the width of the char) then you can use the metric block data/font properties which is in the EVE chip. For numbers you might want a fixed position for each number so that the whole number does not move around and change in length (e.g. a 1 is narrower than an 8 ) but for text, having a constant spacing between characters may not look as good.
Best regards
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