BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 07-14-92 (04:16) Number: 300 From: RAYMOND KEITH Refer#: NONE To: PHIL HODGES Recvd: NO Subj: Re: Text Mode Fonts/Mous Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
> I hope Raymond doesn't mind, here's a snippet of the code needed > to change characters Heck no. Heres the break down on the character data, it may be of some help. 'NOTE: First data item, the 150 is the ASCII number I'm going to redesign. 'The remaining data items are the values for each row of the character in 'the chart below. 'Hourglass DATA 150, 0, 0, 255, 129, 129, 66, 36, 24, 24, 36, 66, 129, 129, 255, 0, 0 1 = Pixel is ON 0 = Pixel is OFF Pixel Columns with binary values 12345678 1 2631 84268421 P 1 00000000 = 0 i 2 00000000 = 0 x 3 11111111 = 255 e 4 10000001 = 129 l 5 10000001 = 129 6 01000010 = 66 R 7 00100100 = 36 o 8 00011000 = 24 w 9 00011000 = 24 10 00100100 = 36 11 01000010 = 66 12 10000001 = 129 13 10000001 = 129 14 11111111 = 255 15 00000000 = 0 16 00000000 = 0 Pretty simple eh, when calculating a row, simply add the values at the top of the chart wherever you have a 1. Raymond --- D'Bridge 1.30/003468 * Origin: Real Estate N.W. BBS Files,Doors,(503)654-5054 24hrs (1:105/224)
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