(fixed) Graphics.dsb and file importing

[Remy]

I think there's an error with the importation of several file formats.

First, fonts can't be loaded directly from a file. DSB complains that the file simply can't be found. They have to be imported into the 'graphics.dsb' file through a utility like Allegro's Grabber - and even that doesn't fully work. The font loads and can be used the first time correctly, but since DSB rebuilds the 'graphics.dsb' file each time (I think it does - I didn't test to see if setting 'compile=0' works), it builds it again without the font, so subsequent loads don't work.

The same is true for Mod music files. Midis can't be used at all, though neither of these is a huge deal (at least, not to me; WAVs and MP3s load directly from files just fine, though if people are concerned with file sizes, this could potentially be a problem).

And before you ask - I'm fairly certain the file formats are correct, since they do load from '*.dat' files just fine (at least, the first time unless I put them in the 'base\graphics.dat', where they always work). I can't quite remember exactly how I came up with the font file - I used a utility to convert a TTF (it was either FontEd or TTF2PCX) with the character range of 0x0020 to 0x005B (I used that range because that's what SCROLLFONT uses, and I wanted to be sure that wasn't the issue).

[Sophia]

First, fonts can't be loaded directly from a file. DSB complains that the file simply can't be found. They have to be imported into the 'graphics.dsb' file through a utility like Allegro's Grabber - and even that doesn't fully work.

Ah, right. I had forgotten to fix that when I changed DSB to automatically compile a graphics DSB. I'll fix this.

The same is true for Mod music files. Midis can't be used at all

It can't find MODs because .mod is not one of the file extensions DSB searches-- I can easily add this.

What do you mean by Midis can't be used at all? I can add .mid to the searched extensions, too-- if there are problems beyond that, I think it's a problem between FMOD and the individual Midi file, as the game ending screen music is a Midi and it plays fine.

I'm fairly certain the file formats are correct

Yeah, this one was my mistake.
Any 256-color PCX image should be fine.