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--- ofp:file_formats:fxy [2007/07/10 09:52] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ ofp:file_formats:fxy [2024/07/31 12:40] (current) – links added. snakeman
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-====== FXY File Format ======
+====== OFP FXY File Format ======
+[[https://www.pmctactical.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=43|OFP Forum]], [[:ofp|OFP Home]], [[ofp:file_formats|OFP File Formats]], [[ofp:tools|OFP Tools]], [[ofp:missions|OFP Missions]], [[ofp:modeling|OFP 3D Modeling]], [[ofp:terrain|OFP Terrain]]
+**Operation Flashpoint (OFP)** aka ArmA: Cold War Assault (CWA)
 The OFP and ArmA engines use a limited set of bit mapped fonts developed by Bohemia Interactive for the engine. They are bitmaps and each glyph within is treated as a texture.
-A character set (such as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII|Ascii]]) is a series of 'glyphs' (characters) where any one of these characters is always identified by the same index value. For example the letter **A** is always hex **41** and so on. Regardless of the font set employed, the character set within it, is set-in-concrete. Hex 41 always renders a glyph that 'looks like' the letter A. Be it **bold**, //italic//, or fills the entire screen, it is the letter 'A'.
+A character set (such as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII|Ascii]]) is a series of 'glyphs' (characters) where any one of these characters is always identified by the same index value. For example the letter **A** is always hex **41** and so on. Regardless of the font set employed, the character set within it, is set-in-concrete. Hex 41 always renders a glyph that 'looks like' the letter A. Be it **bold**, //italic//, or fills the entire screen, it is the letter 'A'.
-The character set for all BI fonts approximates [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437|US-Ascii codepage 437]].
+The character set for all BI fonts approximates [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437|US-Ascii codepage 437]].
 A font set is a collection of displayable characters (termed glyphs) that have a common appearance. Eg all glyphs in THIS set are bold, or all the glyphs are italic, all the glyphs are Times Roman (seriffed).
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 Individual font sets exist for Tahoma, Garamond, and so on.
-The glyphs within these sets, are contained in [[arma:paa|.paa]] files. Generally, the entire font set = one, paa file.
+The glyphs within these sets, are contained in .PAA files. Generally, the entire font set = one, paa file.
 And, because these are bitmapped fonts, eg fixed dimensions, non-scaleable, there are unique font sets, for, unique sizes.
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  Zepellin33 12->20,22,28 pt italic
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