Which Numbers.bmp

cappy17 · 5th December 2000, 22:00

Over in the Skin Lovers Forum, a comment came up on the format of one skinner's numbers.bmp.

Can somebody, for the record, clarify what the numbers.bmp should look like these days?

My understanding is that the latest version just needs to be nine digits (0-9) and one blank space.

Although the other one I've seen, which includes a dash character, works too...

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5th December 2000, 22:42

nums_ex.bmp has to include '-' as far as I know, but numbers.bmp doesn't have to, because it uses the text.bmp's one. I think nums_ex is newer and better, because every character of the time display uses the same font size.
MountainMan left the space blank where '-' should have been; he could have added it or could have cutted this space and renamed the file to numbers.bmp instead of nums_ex.bmp.

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5th December 2000, 22:00	#1
cappy17 Major Dude Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Washington state, USA Posts: 749	Over in the Skin Lovers Forum, a comment came up on the format of one skinner's numbers.bmp. Can somebody, for the record, clarify what the numbers.bmp should look like these days? My understanding is that the latest version just needs to be nine digits (0-9) and one blank space. Although the other one I've seen, which includes a dash character, works too... ------------------ -- this space intentionally left blank --

5th December 2000, 22:42	#2
Zorro Guest Posts: n/a	nums_ex.bmp has to include '-' as far as I know, but numbers.bmp doesn't have to, because it uses the text.bmp's one. I think nums_ex is newer and better, because every character of the time display uses the same font size. MountainMan left the space blank where '-' should have been; he could have added it or could have cutted this space and renamed the file to numbers.bmp instead of nums_ex.bmp.