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Hmm. If it’s trying to index nil with ‘width’, that sounds like it can’t find the letter, so then it can’t find width in the letter. Or, maybe it finds the letter, but width is not defined for that letter.
The font xml looks like this:
[220] = {x=450, y=92, width=14, height=16, xoffset=0, yoffset=0, xadvance=14, page=0, chnl=15},
[221] = {x=466, y=92, width=14, height=16, xoffset=0, yoffset=0, xadvance=14, page=0, chnl=15},
[222] = {x=482, y=92, width=14, height=16, xoffset=0, yoffset=0, xadvance=14, page=0, chnl=15},
So if you find the character index, then you can check the entry and check that width is defined.
EDIT: I think I misinterpreted - “attempt to index nil” means it most likely didn’t find the letter. Not that the letter was found and width was missing. So you might need to check the XML and check the letter it’s looking for, and make sure the values match.