Note: All integers are in Motorola format. Pixel data for glyphs 2 to 255, as described above. Pixel data is starts at the top left corner of the glyph and increases left to right, then top to bottom.Ġx080C + (GLYPH-0-WIDTH * GLYPH-0-HEIGHT)Ġx080C + (GLYPH-0-WIDTH * GLYPH-0-HEIGHT) + (GLYPH-1-WIDTH * GLYPH-1-HEIGHT) A value of 0 means the pixel is transparent, while values 1 to 9 represent different brightness values of the pixel (1 is dark and 9 is bright). Each pixel in the glyph is represented by one byte, with possible values in the range 0 to 9. You need add 0x080C to this value to getting REAL offset from begin of file.ĭescriptions of glyphs 2 through 255, as described above. This is my 2021 Mod List, it contains a Stable Mod List of 176 mods, thats comes to 82 plugins, been checked in XEdit and all mods play very well together, the majority of the list is texture replacers used to make Fallout New Vegas look as good as it can in 2021, I give step by step instructions for every thing, I wrote up a mini tutorial on. You need add 0x080C to this value to getting REAL offset from begin of file.Note: If GLYPH-x-WIDTH * GLYPH-x-HEIGHT = 0 (NULL glyph), then this value is offset of next 'REAL' glyph. Offset of glyph 0.The offset in this AAF file where the data for glyph 0 is stored. GLYPH-0-HEIGHT : Height of glyph 0.The height (in pixels) of the glyph corresponding to ascii 0. GLYPH-0-WIDTH : Width of glyph 0.The width (in pixels) of the glyph corresponding to ascii 0. Vertical gap.The number of pixels between two lines of glyphs. Width of space.The width of the space character. Horizontal gap.Gap size (in pixels) between adjacent glyphs. Maximum glyph Height.This is the maximum height of the glyph, including ascenders and descenders. This would be expected for the rounder corners of the b. The higher numbers 7 and 6 represent the brighter parts of the glyph, while the 3 would be much duller in colour. Pixels with value 0 are not shown as they are transparent.

This glyph is from the file FONT1.AAF and represents the character 'b' (ASCII 98). Here is an example of the bitmap of a glyph.

There does not appear to be a linear increase in brightness from values 1 to 9.

The values 1 to 9 represent the relative brightness of that pixel, with 9 being the brightest.

Each pixel can have a possible value in the range of 0 to 9. A glyph is defined by a rectangular bitmap representing the pixels of the glyph, corresponding to the way that it appears on the screen. each glyph has it's own width and height. The fonts in an AAF file are typically non-fixed size, i.e. The AAF file stores a separate glyph for each of the 256 position in the ASCII table. Only the AAF files used in the English versions are discussed here, there may or may not be variations for other languages. The AAF Font File Format is used to store fonts in Fallouts 1 & 2.

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