Author Topic: What are some of the special text commands?  (Read 1052 times)

like %1, and <color:>
i need to know the ones to change the font type/size and make decals/faces/icons appear

font

<font:comic sans MS:60>Text here
any font and sizes 1-60
<bitmap:place inside your blockland folder> so like config/etc
makes icons apear

\c0 to \c9 are different colors, type /colortest to see what each one is.
 
font

<font:comic sans MS:60>Text here
any font and sizes 1-60
<bitmap:place inside your blockland folder> so like config/etc
makes icons apear

To add onto this, the default Blockland font is Palatino Linotype


To add onto this, the default Blockland font is Palatino Linotype
I just found my new best friend.



\x00-FF makes specific ASCII charachters
\n makes a new line
\t makes a tab
\c0-8 or 7 I forget which (/colortest o see them)
<color:(3 00-FF values representing RGB)>
<bitmap:(bitmap path)> makes a bitmap
<font:(name):(size)> changes font/size
<just:(left right or center)> is for text allignment

I don't think I missed anything.

\c0-8 or 7 I forget which (/colortest o see them)
9, not 8

\x00-FF makes specific ASCII charachters
ANSI/latin1*

Repeat with me now:
ASCII is a 7-bit encoding that does not include umlauts.


ANSI/latin1*

Repeat with me now:
ASCII is a 7-bit encoding that does not include umlauts.
Why does nobody realize that blockland uses ASCII, everybody is ignorant to the fact that there's a friggin function that specifically states blockland uses ASCII just by its name!

Repeat with me now:
There's a default function called asciiDump(); that dumps all 255 ASCII charachters into the console screen.
This is called ASCII. Look up the charachterset for yourself and you'll see I'm right.


Why does nobody realize that blockland uses ASCII, everybody is ignorant to the fact that there's a friggin function that specifically states blockland uses ASCII just by its name!

Repeat with me now:
There's a default function called asciiDump(); that dumps all 255 ASCII charachters into the console screen.
This is called ASCII. Look up the charachterset for yourself and you'll see I'm right.
Blockland uses latin1, lol. Your quote it's just further proof of torque being made by a couple of extra stupid goldfish.

it's always funny when ipquarx argues

everyone thinks he's wrong by default, despite him not being wrong 100% of the time