| Thanks, Wengier. It’s probably not worth pursuing further but the italics MoDe numbers come out only with white foregrounds. Can’t see that wpbg changes anything. I tried lots of variants for wpbg and Cole definitions.
Is there any way to change dodbox-x color assignments from the XyWrite command line? On Mar 9, 2021, at 2:52 AM, Wengier W <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Harry,
For the ttf.wpbg option, you don't specify #fffff or the word "white". Instead, use the color number 0 to 15. It is the same as the vDosPlus's optional second parameter of the WP option, e.g. "WP = XY,0" for black background. The option can be better documented though. Hope this helps.
Wengier
On Monday, March 8, 2021, 02:52:39 p.m. EST, Harry Binswanger <hb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It's okay, let's forget about that and see if there's any way to get the bold, italics, and underline modes to work with black text on a white background. It looks like you assumed the background would be the regular XyWrite blue, so you didn't put in any of those text styles to show on a white background. I see ttf.wpbg. Can I make it white? #ffffff didn't change anything. Nor did entering the word white there.
Hi Harry,
> Question, when I look at the characters on screen, I see they have grey edges (I want black on white). Is this an issue of shaders, or overscan, or some similar settings that I don't understand?
Can you attach a screenshot to show you meant by this? Thanks.
Wengier
On Sunday, March 7, 2021, 10:27:27 p.m. EST, Harry Binswanger < hb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I see that I have to set the colors in a way that I get the underlining, italics, and bold combos to work without being a different color than MD NM.
Question, when I look at the characters on screen, I see they have grey edges (I want black on white). Is this an issue of shaders, or overscan, or some similar settings that I don't understand?
Thanks, again. I’m out at lunch now but will update as soon as I get home Thanks. Hi Harry,
For the fonts you can just set the following, assuming they can be found in the Windows fonts directory:
ttf.font = Consola
ttf.fontbold = Consolab
ttf.fontital = Consolai
ttf.fontboit = Consolaz
Please use the updated Windows binary I uploaded earlier instead of the DOSBox-X 0.83.11 release for the “ttf.wp=xy4” setting.
Wengier Thanks, Carl. Now idkey does work. special fonts still not working. And I checked that the fontpath setting is correct.
Font issues are not important to me, however. Reply to note from Harry Binswanger <hb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sat, 6 Mar 2021
16:25:53 -0500
Harry,
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
Does your DOS path in DOSBox-X include the directory with Editor.exe?
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