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big text-what to do? - Boss - 08-03-2008 The .ini files in Freelancer are compressed, so one needs a program like BiniQDU or FLINI. Open the file, edit as needed, then compress again. big text-what to do? - Jinx - 08-03-2008 but how comes that my fonts.ini is in legible writing? - i don t have another file in there. - and i never used any compression or decompression program big text-what to do? - Seth Karlo - 08-03-2008 Jinx, could you send me the Rich Font file? Sedrander@gmail.com Thanks big text-what to do? - Taffic - 08-03-2008 A lot of faffing about here - the Void fix worked & I have been on 10+ servers with it. Its all very generic. big text-what to do? - Sand-Viper - 08-03-2008 I'm so confused................. Look, I don't want to take like 6 hours trying to download a binary thingy and trying to get it to work....... Screw it, I'll just try to get a hold of my friend and see if re-installing FL works... (My friend has my Freelancer disc..) big text-what to do? - xxrockstar992xx - 08-07-2008 alright, i tried the small font link, got it, but still big font, some1 mentiond bionary code? could that be it? big text-what to do? - RParade - 08-09-2008 Alright guys. THIS IS RICH_FONTS.INI Code: [TrueType]NOW, pay attention to this first section: Code: [TrueType].. This is the table of fonts that Freelancer is currently using. You can change these fonts by simply replacing the font name between the commas and numbers with another font name. Examples: Microsoft Sans Serif, Arial, Courier, etc. Use Character Map to browse the fonts installed on your system.. To the far right, you see those numbers, those are the font sizes that're being used. THE FIRST DIGIT AFTER 'font = x' is how Freelancer determines which font to use for which UI component. LET'S HAVE ANOTHER LOOK AT A DIFFERENT SECTION OF RICH_FONTS.INI: Quote:name = STYLE_CONSOLE PAY ATTENTION TO THE BOLDED BIT. THIS NUMBER IS REFERENCE TO THE TABLE SHOWN ABOVE, and changing the value after 'font = x' will change that UI component to use the respective font. EXAMPLE: Let's make all of the fonts the same. We'll use Arial Unicode MS (a font you're familiar with in the CHAT console) with a fontsize of 14 (much smaller than usual). (PAY ATTENTION TO THE BOLDED BITS) Quote:[TrueType] NOW MOST OF FREELANCER'S FONTS WILL BE ARIAL UNICODE MS, SIZE 14 SINCE THE ENTIRE TABLE IS BEING POINTED TO FONT 0 (ARIAL UNICODE MS 14). You can change the fonts of buttons, news, missions, playernames etc by editing FONTS.INI, but I wouldn't recommend doing it since the fontsize is relative to UI dimensions and as such can cause very undesirable effects (this also happens to be why you're only able to run Freelancer at certain resolutions without hacking config files). You can make fonts bold, italicized, or underlined by simply changing the values from false to true, and color of text is changed using RGB values. It's pretty easy and straightforward to do. You can use any font that's installed on your system, but bear in mind many fonts will look horrible (if it's not a TrueType font, don't use it). You can create your own custom table at the beginning with your own fonts to add as much flavour as you want, but it's easiest to just stick with one font for everything since alot of fonts don't appear the same way in Freelancer as they do on your desktop. IF you don't have RICH_FONTS.INI you may just be able to create it by copying the above, but I'm not sure if it will work. You should have RICH_FONTS.INI by default, but it would make sense for it to not be there if you're using Windows Vista (since it's a worthless pile that breaks things, shame on you for using it). |