ZDoom

"old" means its the older (untextured) version of the font, if anyone wants to use it.
"_plushud" means its the version that will replace the big numbers with high resolution ones.
"hiresdoomnumbers" is the indexfont replacement.
"ravenfont" is the heretic/hexen font

[Doom.autoload]
Path=hiresdoomfont.wad

[hexen.autoload]
Path=hiresravenfont.wad

[heretic.autoload]
Path=hiresravenfont.wad

Spoiler: It should look something like this:

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# This file was generated by SKULLTAG 0.97d2-RC3-r1439 on Thu Jul 31 13:56:36 2008
# It is not really meant to be modified outside of Skulltag, nyo.

[Doom.autoload]
Path=hiresdoomfont.wad

[hexen.autoload]
Path=hiresravenfont.wad

[heretic.autoload]
Path=hiresravenfont.wad

[IWADSearch.Directories]
etc etc...

bagheadspidey wrote:Would you mind listing the steps you used to do batch image processing in photoshop so I can add it to the documentation for that tool?

Spoiler: Itse long

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1.To create the "Action" that will happen to all images in a folder you select (and possibly subfolders if you tick it in):
There should be a little window usually visible on screen that lists the image history by default. You can switch it to Actions via the tabs on top of the window. If its not visible, just go to the upper menu line (the ones with File, Edit, Image, Layer, etc), look for the menu named "Window", and tick in actions (or history, duh).
So when you've got the actions window selected, There should be several buttons on the bottom of it, Record button, play button, etc. To make a new action just press the button next to the delete (trash bin?) button. Give it a name, photoshop should immediately start recording it, which means it will "learn" the things you do in the order you do it, for later use with your images.
If for some reason you stop recording you can restart recording (and therefore continue, with the stuff already done) by just pressing the record button again while your action is selected. To delete moves in your action just simply select the ones you want to remove and click the delete button.
You should start recording with an image already open, since photoshop can do open and save moves by itself, and we don't need multiple images open or multiple images saved of the same file, right? If you do put in a save as command you can specify where the files will get saved. (but that can be set later on when executing anyways)

Now by default, my images had their only layer called as "background" and was locked. To unlock it, do a double click on the layer in its interface to make it a proper layer ("layer 0" in my case), then do a color range selection, the background around your font letter should be black, so make it select all black(shadow?) colors. Delete the black background to make it "transparent" around your letter, then apply the layer any style you want (this was where i added the texture detail to my font), and that should be it. Make photoshop record this in your newly made action and it should be fine. If you want to manually control the save directory for some reason, put a save as and close command after it.

That's it, action complete!

2. Executing the action:

Since you probably just exported a bunch of files into their own directory, go to the upper menu "File", then to Automate, Then Batch. Select your action, set the source to your folder with the images and tick in to include subfolders if you want.
For destination you got 3 selections,

None is useful if you prefer having your action save and close your files, i used it so it didn't try to overwrite the finished files, so i had a backup.
The other two should be obvious, though I've had problems when i tried to use the folder selection so i just did the save and close with my action.

When everything is ready, hit OK and watch as your computer does all the hard work with super speed (hopefully ) and hope that the finished result will look OK ingame. I had a lot of brainf**k with it really.

Enjay wrote:Don't suppose you fancy doing the main menu graphic entries and other bits and pieces of text do you? Perhaps even M_Doom and the status bar?