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https://docs.yoyogames.com/source/dadiospice/002_reference/drawing/drawing%20text/draw_set_font.html
draw_set_font(font1); - change font for your one particular string
draw_text("sample text");
draw_set_font(font2); - then set it back to your original font
Or instead of (font2) you could use(-1) which sets it to the default font.
would cause previous fonts to change.
When changing fonts, or colors, or even surfaces, just think of it as if you were drawing in real life and changing your writing style, marker color, or paper being written on.
Once you make the change everything else you do will be using that font, color, or surface until you tell it to change again.