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2020-06-05Codechange: rework how grf and ob[msg] are generatedPatric Stout
For grfs, it now uses CMake scripts to do its job, and both grf files are split into their own folder to make more clear what is going on. Additionally, it no longer builds in-source (although the resulting grf is copied back in the source folder). For ob[msg] it now uses CMake scripts to generate the translation files; the result is no longer stored in-source (but in the build folder). Although all files are available to create the GRFs and basesets, it won't really work till CMake is introduced (which will happen in a few commits from here)
2019-11-10Cleanup: Removed SVN headersS. D. Cloudt
2017-09-11(svn r27915) -Fix (r27730) [FS#6620]: Glyphs in range U+0020 to U+00FF may ↵frosch
only be defined in orig_extra.grf, not in openttd.grf.
2012-02-24(svn r23982) -Codechange: use NFO v32 for the extra graphicsrubidium
2012-02-11(svn r23926) -Update [FS#5055]: some missing Latin-ish characters as some ↵rubidium
translations started using them (PaulC)
2012-01-27(svn r23858) -Change [FS#5003]: some updates and improvements of the base ↵rubidium
font (PaulC)
2011-12-17(svn r23582) -Fix [FS#4870]: add missing characters for certain languages ↵rubidium
and the large font -Codechange: don't remove large font glyphs because they are broken in the original font, just fix them up in openttd.grf using action A -Change: make extra characters more consistent with the original font All by PaulC.
2011-11-20(svn r23278) -Add: monospaced sprite font with the same characters as the ↵rubidium
normal font
2011-11-19(svn r23260) -Codechange: abstract away some NFO by macrosrubidium
2010-10-24(svn r21026) -Codechange: move from pcx to png extra grf sprites as they are ↵rubidium
easier to handle/view. They also take less space in a checkout. Furthermore this requires a recent GRFCodec nightly with PNG support enabled.
2010-08-14(svn r20490) -Change: merge the extra GRF sources so updating them becomes a ↵rubidium
bit easier. The (prebuilt) grf will still remain, so if you don't have NFORenum and GRFCodec it will still work.