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SCOREBRD Global War Scoreboard Generator 1.1
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This program will show a nice scoreboard whenever a caller exits the
Global War door.
To use: add this line to the batch file that calls Global War, right
after the line that calls Global War (`war war.cfg'):
scorebrd c:\pcb\pcbdoor.txt xx xx xx
- c:\pcb\pcbdoor.txt is the full path and name of the file PCBoard
looks for to display when a door is exited (of course you might
have it, say, on drive d instead, but the filename is always the
same). Good idea not to use any other name!
- the `xx's are 2-digit numbers that will determine the colours of
the scoreboard generated, they coincide with the @Xxx numbers,
i.e., saying: scorebrd c:\pcb\pcbdoor.dat 05 0A 09, will give you
magenta, light green, and light blue colours respectively, all with
black backgrounds (see below for colour codes).
- using `*' instead of a number makes that choice a random colour,
i.e., `0*' would be random with a black background, `*E' would be
yellow with a random background, etc.
- the first colour is the title colour, (`global war scoreboard' etc)
- the second is the colour of the dividing line (`──── ───' etc)
- the third is the colour of the player info (name, rank, and points)
note: the scorebrd.exe file must be in the same directory as the
Global War files, or it won't be able to find them.
PCBoard Colour Codes
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Form - `@X' followed by 2 hex digits, i.e., `@X05' `@XE6' etc.
The first digit is the background colour, the second is the text colour.
Black - 0
Blue - 1 Adding 8 to these numbers, in the case of the
Green - 2 background number, will make the foreground flash.
Cyan - 3 Adding 8 to a foreground number will brighten it.
Red - 4 I.e., `@X8A' would be light green ( 10=A in hex,
Magenta - 5 11=B, 12=C, etc, up to 15=F), flashing cos of the
Yellow - 6 `8' for a black background.
White - 7
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Since I modified this from a different program, this is freeware.
If you want to send me anything (like money!) or if you'd like to
know what else I have done, write/phone to:
Mollie Carson-Vollath
121 Pennington Ave Apt Y2
Passaic Park NJ 07055
bbs number - (201) 471 6887
Enjoy.