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Post by Variaz on Feb 13, 2007 11:42:17 GMT -5
I installed Windows Vista on my laptop, and with a new OS comes a new bug: the walls are all black, and causes some other characters to be displaced, like the weapon shop... Nothing is really moved, but it displays as such. Until I fix that, it seems switching to graphics mode(Gasp! Graphics!!  ) 16x16 fixes the problem, so if you're using Vista, for now, you may want to switch to graphics mode until I fix the bug. Don't worry, monsters are still letters, and they should work fine!  |
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Post by apophis on Dec 10, 2007 13:36:35 GMT -5
So that's what's wrong!
I have the same issue (use Vista). I had to switch to graphical...
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Post by avenger on Mar 12, 2009 21:50:33 GMT -5
I've experienced that with several other roguelikes... nice to know it's not a problem with Portralis.
Actually the tiles aren't bad, most tilesets I find difficult to play with, but I suppose that's mostly because of the monsters. This combination of tiled terrain and ASCII monsters is quite nice.
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Post by challtdow on Mar 13, 2009 8:27:32 GMT -5
I also ended up with Vista when I bought a new laptop (BIOS got fried on the old one). It's not a bug with Portralis. When Microsoft made Vista, they deemed that support fort high ASCII was no longer neccessary. This problem happens with pretty much all rougelikes.
Chall T. Dow
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Post by challtdow on Mar 22, 2009 11:26:14 GMT -5
For people who like to play with the ASCII characters, the new version of tome seems to have a quick fix. I think DarkGod created an image of each ASCII character and put them together in a graphic tileset. Unfortunately, I can't find where the file is so that I can copy over to my other *bands.
Chall T. Dow
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Post by Variaz on Mar 22, 2009 12:13:49 GMT -5
For people who like to play with the ASCII characters, the new version of tome seems to have a quick fix. I think DarkGod created an image of each ASCII character and put them together in a graphic tileset. Unfortunately, I can't find where the file is so that I can copy over to my other *bands. Chall T. Dow Actually, no need for a special ASCII tileset. Here's another method: Go into /lib/user, and open graf-new.prf. And then, just clear everything that's in that file. Restart the game, make sure the 16x16 Adam Bolt tiles are selected, and you'll get ASCII characters! |
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Post by challtdow on Mar 22, 2009 15:55:11 GMT -5
Thanks V. It works great.
Chall T. Dow
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) 16x16 fixes the problem, so if you're using Vista, for now, you may want to switch to graphics mode until I fix the bug.
