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[fricy]

What other small things I promised in the last few days I forgot?

Well, you haven't promised anything, but...:

One thing I'd suggest, is to move FONT and FULLFONT definitions to the overrides.txt from the init.txt. That'd make it easier to fall back to non-twbt rendering.

Seconding this.

[LeoCean]

Well it doesn't even matter what your FONT is set to without twbt, I usually have my font set to the twbt font anyways even when it's not on and it doesn't change anything. When you set [GRAPHICS:YES] you pretty much ignore the FONT: one.

Mifki I read back around page 40 that you were adding something to change colors in a tile? Has that been added? Would someone be able to use those to tell the bars apart?

[Erendir]

Some more icons for items would be awesome.  I noticed while arrows and most weapons look great, quivers still look like a chest.  That makes sense, right?  It's a box that you wear on your back, afterall >.<

I found one beautiful 48x quiver icon here:
License is this: http://zeldawiki.org/Zelda_Wiki:GNU_Free_Documentation_License
I'm not 100% sure if everyone can use it (like for streaming DF Let's play for example)

But if it is, adding it is easy:
1.resize the file to be 48*16=768 pixels in width and height,
2.add this in overrides.txt:

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[TILESET:Override - 48x - Quiver.png:Override - 48x - Quiver.png:QuiverTileSet]
[OVERRIDE:146:I:QUIVER:QUIVER::QuiverTileSet:0]


[LeoCean]

Hmm? You don't want to make it 48x16 it will look like poop, you can do 16x16 and it looks ok, it certainly won't be that quality. 24x24 is a little better than 16. Still it's a pain in the ass with that license.

[Erendir]

Hmm? You don't want to make it 48x16 it will look like poop, you can do 16x16 and it looks ok, it certainly won't be that quality. 24x24 is a little better than 16. Still it's a pain in the ass with that license.

that "x" was actually a "*" like multiplication.

[LeoCean]

 That's no different from what I said, you said it'd be 768 pixels and only with 48x16 could it ever be that. 16x48 isn't so bad but still there's no reason not to have it even.

[palu]

You can override them with this.

[OVERRIDE:146:I:QUIVER:QUIVER:(nothing here as their is no subtype I think):2 #of tileset 0 is font, 1 is graphic tileset/main one/2 is the override with weapons:# of quiver icon]



Minecraft to save the day? Idk how I found that 16x16 image so easily. But it also adds buckets of water/lava/milk/empty buckets, but I think you can't change their looks based on what they hold. Like bars Q_Q.

I had other options for you to choose but they were all copyrighted. I don't want to go make a minecraft forum account just to ask if I can share the images.. This one doesn't seem to be though. 32x32.

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Spoiler: link to the packs site (click to show/hide)

http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/1340765-copypastaaacraft-v3-1-16p-post-halloween-beta

Idk about this one.

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I think taking images from minecraft besides say the original texture quiver is a bad idea, the buggers copyright/license everything. Though for personal use it doesn't matter.

Phoebus uses a few minecraft tree and sapling tiles.

[LeoCean]

Yeah I noticed because I use some of his for spacefox which I've changed. Just the one he uses as tree/branch/leaves though which are from minecraft. It's not so bad if it is an original file from minecraft but if you looked at the mods on there with all their licenses. It doesn't matter so much if you are just using the stuff for personal use, no one would ever know but if you want to upload that stuff.

The first image in that is the original imageset I think.

[lethosor]

That's no different from what I said, you said it'd be 768 pixels and only with 48x16 could it ever be that. 16x48 isn't so bad but still there's no reason not to have it even.

But if it is, adding it is easy:
1.resize the file to be 48*16=768 pixels in width and height

Edit: To clarify, Erendir is referring to creating a (48*16)*(48*16) image containing this tile (in one cell of a 16*16 grid of 48*48 tiles), rather than creating a 48*16 version of this tile (see below for a better explanation).

[LeoCean]

Is that suppose to show me the difference in what he said and what I said and that I'm wrong? It'd be nice when you did those quote posts you said stuff in it....

[salithus]

Is that suppose to show me the difference in what he said and what I said and that I'm wrong? It'd be nice when you did those quote posts you said stuff in it....

I'm not sure really how your math is working.

lethosor was pointing out with bold that doesn't really pop out on the standard theme very well, that Erendir specified that the image would be 768x768 ("768 pixels in width and height").

Your posts indicate you think the width:height ration would be 16:48 or 48:16, neither of which were what Erendir intended.

[LeoCean]

Heh, yeah I forgot for a second (quite awhile) and was thinking he was talking about pixels square which is what i was referring to.    My bad..

[Erde]

1. Main function is to use separate fonts (tilesets) for map tiles and for text.

How does this work exactly?

If I set [FONT] and [FULLFONT] to a tff file and then [GRAPHICS_FONT] & [GRAPHICS_FULLFONT] to a tileset I get this error on DF launch:



However:



As you can see, the font is indeed present at the right location.

Any advice?

[scamtank]

Only TrueType rendering uses .ttf files. Everything else is in that .png format, just like those pink tile sheets. For examplé.

[CLA]

1. Main function is to use separate fonts (tilesets) for map tiles and for text.

How does this work exactly?

If I set [FONT] and [FULLFONT] to a tff file and then [GRAPHICS_FONT] & [GRAPHICS_FULLFONT] to a tileset I get this error on DF launch:



However:



As you can see, the font is indeed present at the right location.

Any advice?

You need to set [FONT] and [FULLFONT] to a tileset, too. Just a tileset that uses readable fonts as tiles (not a coffin as "O", a staircase as "X", levers as "ó"/"ò", a bag as male sign, etc).