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=== Graphics === | === Graphics === | ||
* Add some more fonts/font variants? Maybe a tool like ttf2bdf could be used to convert on (free!) TTF font to both a small and a big font for the GUI, maybe including bold/italic variants | * Add some more fonts/font variants? Maybe a tool like ttf2bdf could be used to convert on (free!) TTF font to both a small and a big font for the GUI, maybe including bold/italic variants | ||
* Use 'complete' fonts, encoding wise. In particular, we should probably pick one encoding (e.g. ISO Latin 1) and standardize on it. Oh yeah, a map from the SCUMM encoding to that encoding would be useful. That way, we can at least all systems/languages which use that encoding. Of course, kyrillic and asian users, amongst others, wouldn't be helped by this, but there is nothing we can do for them anyway, short of implementing an UTF8 based font rendering engine. (And no, there is no way we are going to do such an absurd thing. Better to implement native GUIs than to write our own OS :-). | * Use 'complete' fonts, encoding wise. In particular, we should probably pick one encoding (e.g. ISO Latin 1) and standardize on it. Oh yeah, a map from the SCUMM encoding to that encoding would be useful. That way, we can at least all systems/languages which use that encoding. Of course, kyrillic and asian users, amongst others, wouldn't be helped by this, but there is nothing we can do for them anyway, short of implementing an UTF8 based font rendering engine. (And no, there is no way we are going to do such an absurd thing. Better to implement native GUIs than to write our own OS :-). | ||
* Consider implementing a new internal font format which | * Consider implementing a new internal font format which | ||