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- ENDOOM TUTORIAL FOR THE HEX EDITOR USER:
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- To the best of my knowledge there are no ENDOOM editors available. So to edit
- the text you see when you exit Doom, you will need to use a HEX editor.
-
- ENDOOM is structured like the folowing example below:
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- 37 1F 32 1F 33 1F 35 1F 3F 14
- (7235?)
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- The example above would display 7235 as white numbers on a blue background and
- the ? as red text on a blue background.
-
- 34 4E
- ^ ^^
- | ||__Text color (Bright Yellow)
- | |___Background color (Red)
- |
- |__ASCII code for 4 (both digits)
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- It appears that Id places a O(4E) at the begining and end of each line in the
- original ENDOOM. You can use this to keep your ENDOOM's Aligned.
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- For the Background color
- 0-7 is normal colors
- 8-F is the same colors as 0-7 but it makes the text blink
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- For the Text color
- 0-7 is the same at the background colors
- 8-F is the brighter shades of the colors
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- Colors:
- 1 Blue
- 2 Green
- 3 Cyan
- 4 Red
- 5 Purple
- 6 Orange
- 7 Gray
- 8 Dark Gray
- 9 Bright Blue
- A Bright Green
- B Bright Cyan
- C Bright Red
- D Bright Purple
- E Yellow
- F Bright White
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- I hope this makes since to you.
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- The file ENDOOM.ORG is the ENDOOM entry from the Registered Version of DOOM
- you can use this copy of the original to make your ENDOOM's
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- Enjoy!
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