Frostbyte's 1980s DOS Shareware Collection/floppyshareware.zip/floppyshareware/GLEN/IM17.ZIP/PIE.DWG

Text File | 1990-08-29 | 3KB | 87 lines

        ; This file remaps characters in the Inner Mission font
        ; Inner Mission will read in this file if the command line
        ; option -Y1 is entered in the IM command line
        ;
        ; The characters can be remapped by specifying the new dot
        ; pattern with .'s and x's, as shown below.
        ; To remap a character, start with a line beginning with a
        ; > character.  Then the next character after must be a
        ; character ! thru _ in the ASCII set.  This is the character
        ; that will be remapped.  After this line, there must be a
        ; line with the digits 012345678901.  This line cannot be
        ; omitted.  Then come the lines with x's and .'s which specify
        ; the new character's appearance.  There cannot be any extra
        ; lines or spaces at the beginning of a line.
        ;   To use the newly defined character use IM with the -Y1
        ; option.  Example:
        ; IM -V0 -Y1 -U0
        ;   This tells IM to not put up the control panel, to read
        ; in the file IM.DWG (must be in the same dir as IM.EXE), and
        ; to enter a user message.
        ;   In your user message which you type in, when you use the
        ; char you redefined, it will come out as you have drawn below.
        ; for instance if you enter a message with an underscore '_'
        ; then a mouse will show up on the screen when you hit the
        ; 'm' key to see the user message.
        ;   If you would like to have different drawings which you
        ; would like to bring up at different times, just make a batch
        ; file which copies a new file onto IM.DWG, and pipes in the
        ; desired user message.  Example:
        ; (Contents of im-mouse.bat)
        ;
        ; chdir \IM
        ; copy mouse.dwg im.dwg
        ; im -v0 -y1 -u0 < mouse.txt
        ; chdir \
        ;
        ;   To use this you would need a drawing file named mouse.dwg
        ; which is a modified copy of this file.  You would also have
        ; a file called mouse.txt which is the message file.
        ;
        ;
>_        ; To remap a character, put the '>' sign followed by the char
012345678901    ; this line shows the column count 0-11 (12 cols) DO NO OMIT!
.XX......XX.    ; There are twelve lines of twelve characters
XXX.XXXX.XXX    ; The x's are dots, and the periods are spaces
XXXX....XXXX    ;
..X......X..    ; This is a mouse face being mapped over the underscore char
.X.XX..XX.X.
.X.XX..XX.X.
.X........X.
..X......X..
...X.XX.X...
....XXXX....
.....XX.....
............
012345678901
>(        ; To remap a character, put the '>' sign followed by the char
012345678901    ; this line shows the column count 0-11 (12 cols)
...xxxxxxx..    ; There are twelve lines of twelve characters
...xxx...xxx    ; The x's are dots, and the periods are spaces
...x.xxx..x.    ;
...x...xxx..
...x.....xxx
...x.......x
....x.......
.....xx.....
.......xxx..
..........xx
............
............
012345678901
>)        ; To remap a character, put the '>' sign followed by the char
012345678901    ; this line shows the column count 0-11 (12 cols)
............    ; There are twelve lines of twelve characters
xx..........    ; The x's are dots, and the periods are spaces
..xxx.......    ;
...x.xx.....
..x....x....
xx...x..xx..
.xxxxx....x.
.....xxx...x
........xxxx
.........xx.
xxx....xx...
...xxxx.....
012345678901