Thanks for reply. Plugins are also welcome
I could achieve the same result with writing the plugin for it. I thought about adding additional data in layers, but I somehow don't like that idea. I need to think about it


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I'm sure you can find something that works here
Quote from: Kyzrati on February 08, 2016, 05:10:47 AM
Either way, it might be worth dropping in another font just to experiment--see what it can look like. That and I strongly recommend eventually migrating to some font other than the REXPaint defaults anyway, if you can. It's a lot of work, but the results will make the game's appearance more uniquely yours! (Or you can ignore me because I'm crazy about fonts and have added over 100 bitmaps to Cogmind now, another 15 or so this week)
Quote from: Kyzrati on February 08, 2016, 12:13:17 AM
I think it might look better if you used a different CP437 font for this, one with rounded smooth lines rather than such sharp corners and points. That would help it look like it belongs with the smooth background a little more, but it would still stand out. Something to try at least!
Quote from: Kyzrati on February 07, 2016, 07:28:56 PM
@izzy: While I think the letters could use some work, wow, that's a really nice background. I almost thought they were superimposed onto another image, but on closer inspection it looks like you actually drew that whole thing in REXPaint??? If so that's pretty amazing and would seem like a lot of work, but perhaps it's easier to do something like that as of 1.0 with the HSV shifting tool (if that's what you used).
Quote from: Kyzrati on December 07, 2015, 07:56:37 AM
I can see that working, although it would have to follow the normal copy rules in that it would copy whatever glyph/fore/back are there based on which modes are currently active. The only difference would be that by using ctrl it would copy from the uppermost visible layer rather than the active layer like it normally does.
Quote from: Kyzrati on December 07, 2015, 07:56:37 AM
I'd like to say I'd add this for sure, but it seems like a rather specific case unique to your workflow, not something that many others would use. If as described it would work for you, I could still consider adding it and later make it an option if necessary to recover the command for a more general purpose at some point.
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I'm not sure where you're getting extra data, since nothing is stored after the image itself. The file composition is exactly what's shown in the manual specs. As long as you're getting your image as drawn, I wouldn't worry about it, but I noticed you wrote your own reader. Just make sure it does what the other readers are doing and you should be safe. (Maybe it has to do with gzip? I don't know.)