XyzzyText-UTF8 - Revision history

Geneko Nemeth: + VariText

2012-12-30T13:42:59Z

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	Scripting tools to allow display of text on a prim: [[XyText 1.5]] (aka XyText) , [[XyzzyText]], [[XyyyyzText]], [[XyText-UTF8]], [[XyzzyText-UTF8]], [[ZZText]]		Scripting tools to allow display of text on a prim: [[XyText 1.5]] (aka XyText) , [[XyzzyText]], [[XyyyyzText]], [[XyText-UTF8]], [[XyzzyText-UTF8]], [[ZZText]], [[VariText]]

Salahzar Stenvaag at 21:48, 24 May 2009

2009-05-24T21:48:13Z

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	Scripting tools to allow display of text on a prim: [[XyText 1.5]] (aka XyText) , [[XyzzyText]], [[XyyyyzText]], [[XyzzyText-UTF8]], [[ZZText]]		Scripting tools to allow display of text on a prim: [[XyText 1.5]] (aka XyText) , [[XyzzyText]], [[XyyyyzText]], [[XyText-UTF8]], [[XyzzyText-UTF8]], [[ZZText]]



	[[XyzzyText]] doesn't work with European characters.. :( See also [[ZZText]] for a comprehensive International low-prim solution.		[[XyzzyText]] doesn't work with European characters.. :( See also [[ZZText]] for a comprehensive International low-prim solution. [[XyText-UTF8]] for the a full programmatic solution with standard xytext. I eventually found out that XyzzyText is really slower than XyText so I'm showing a comprehensive solution with xytext in previous link.

	However here is a PhotoShop script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:		However here is a PhotoShop script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:

Chaz Longstaff: added comparision links to similar tools

2008-12-18T02:48:24Z

added comparision links to similar tools

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	~~Xyzzy doesn't work with European characters~~.~~. :~~( ~~See also~~ [[ZZText]] ~~for a comprehensive International low-prim solution.~~		Scripting tools to allow display of text on a prim: [[XyText 1.5]] (aka XyText) , [[XyzzyText]], [[XyyyyzText]], [[XyzzyText-UTF8]], [[ZZText]]

	However here is a ~~Photoshop~~ script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:

			[[XyzzyText]] doesn't work with European characters.. :( See also [[ZZText]] for a comprehensive International low-prim solution.

			However here is a PhotoShop script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:

	The theory is the following:		The theory is the following:
	* prepare a 512x1024 texture with in the first part the standard Xyzzy chars, and in 2nd part customized characters (you can define up to 100 extra chars)		* prepare a 512x1024 texture with in the first part the standard Xyzzy chars, and in 2nd part customized characters (you can define up to 100 extra chars)
	* modify the master and slave scripts to decode UTF-8 chars as explained below		* modify the master and slave scripts to decode UTF-8 chars as explained below
	* vertical parameters taken from ~~Xyzzy~~ standard text have been modified to allow the fact we have twice the characters in vertical size.		* vertical parameters taken from [[XyzzyText]] standard text have been modified to allow the fact we have twice the characters in vertical size.
	* typographical quality of the rendered characters is the same as the 512x512 texture version, since we are just expanding it, not compressing.		* typographical quality of the rendered characters is the same as the 512x512 texture version, since we are just expanding it, not compressing.

Bobbyb30 Zohari: Added tags

2008-06-29T02:16:20Z

Added <lsl> tags

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	Modifications are marked by // SALAHZAR		Modifications are marked by // SALAHZAR
	<~~pre~~>		<lsl>
	////////////////////////////////////////////		////////////////////////////////////////////
	// XyzzyText v2.1.UTF8 (UTF8-support) by Salahzar Stenvaag		// XyzzyText v2.1.UTF8 (UTF8-support) by Salahzar Stenvaag
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	</~~pre~~>		</lsl>

	= Slave Script =		= Slave Script =

	<~~pre~~>		<lsl>
	////////////////////////////////////////////		////////////////////////////////////////////
	// XyzzyText v2.1.UTF8 Slave Script by Arnold Wilder		// XyzzyText v2.1.UTF8 Slave Script by Arnold Wilder
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	}		}
	</~~pre~~>		</lsl>

Salahzar Stenvaag at 12:13, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T12:13:09Z

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	Xyzzy doesn't work with European characters.. :(		Xyzzy doesn't work with European characters.. :( See also [[ZZText]] for a comprehensive International low-prim solution.

	However here is a Photoshop script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:		However here is a Photoshop script and a variation on the main server you can use to adapt it to your needs if you are using UTF-8 fonts:

Stormbringer Blackflag: /* Slave Script - Fixed a bug in ShowChars where slaves would render text in half-height */

2007-11-06T08:56:17Z

Slave Script - Fixed a bug in ShowChars where slaves would render text in half-height

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	llSetLinkPrimitiveParams( link,[		llSetLinkPrimitiveParams( link,[
	PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_1, (string)gFontTexture, <0.126, 0.1, 0>, grid_offset1 + <0.037, 0, 0>, 0.0,		PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_1, (string)gFontTexture, <0.126, 0.05, 0>, grid_offset1 + <0.037, 0, 0>, 0.0,
	PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_2, (string)gFontTexture, <0.05, 0.1, 0>, grid_offset2, 0.0,		PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_2, (string)gFontTexture, <0.05, 0.05, 0>, grid_offset2, 0.0,
	PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_3, (string)gFontTexture, <-0.74, 0.1, 0>, grid_offset3 - <0.244, 0, 0>, 0.0,		PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_3, (string)gFontTexture, <-0.74, 0.05, 0>, grid_offset3 - <0.244, 0, 0>, 0.0,
	PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_4, (string)gFontTexture, <0.05, 0.1, 0>, grid_offset4, 0.0,		PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_4, (string)gFontTexture, <0.05, 0.05, 0>, grid_offset4, 0.0,
	PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_5, (string)gFontTexture, <0.126, 0.1, 0>, grid_offset5 - <0.037, 0, 0>, 0.0		PRIM_TEXTURE, FACE_5, (string)gFontTexture, <0.126, 0.05, 0>, grid_offset5 - <0.037, 0, 0>, 0.0
	]);		]);
	}		}

Salahzar Stenvaag at 11:52, 1 November 2007

2007-11-01T11:52:37Z

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	* prepare a 512x1024 texture with in the first part the standard Xyzzy chars, and in 2nd part customized characters (you can define up to 100 extra chars)		* prepare a 512x1024 texture with in the first part the standard Xyzzy chars, and in 2nd part customized characters (you can define up to 100 extra chars)
	* modify the master and slave scripts to decode UTF-8 chars as explained below		* modify the master and slave scripts to decode UTF-8 chars as explained below
			* vertical parameters taken from Xyzzy standard text have been modified to allow the fact we have twice the characters in vertical size.
			* typographical quality of the rendered characters is the same as the 512x512 texture version, since we are just expanding it, not compressing.

			'''Very Important''':
			* The master script is very very tight on space, so if you really want to use this you have to cut much of it, in my real application I simply removed the extended verbs and the fading options, and rewrote the UTF-8 list using the x=(x=[])+x+newlist well known trick to save memory. If you don't do this you will likely get stack-heap collision.



	Here published by Salahzar Stenvaag under the MIT license.		Here published by Salahzar Stenvaag under the MIT license.

Arnold Wilder at 11:01, 1 November 2007

2007-11-01T11:01:40Z

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	//return <-0.45 + 0.1 * Col, 0.45 - 0.1 * Row, 0.0>; //512*512 texture		//return <-0.45 + 0.1 * Col, 0.45 - 0.1 * Row, 0.0>; //512*512 texture
	return <-0.45 + 0.1 * Col, 0.425 - 0.05 * Row, 0.0>; //512*1024 texture		return <-0.45 + 0.1 * Col, 0.425 - 0.05 * Row, 0.0>; //512*1024 texture
			}

	ShowChars(integer link,vector grid_offset1, vector grid_offset2, vector grid_offset3, vector grid_offset4, vector grid_offset5) {		ShowChars(integer link,vector grid_offset1, vector grid_offset2, vector grid_offset3, vector grid_offset4, vector grid_offset5) {

Arnold Wilder: Added slave script

2007-11-01T11:00:12Z

Added slave script

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Arnold Wilder: Corrected profanity

2007-11-01T10:32:58Z

Corrected profanity

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	integer found=llListFindList(decode, [escaped]);		integer found=llListFindList(decode, [escaped]);

	// ~~damn,~~ not found		// Return blank if not found
	if(found<0) return 0;		if(found<0) return 0;