i have a question here Actually, it is not my curiosity , someone of korean modder asked me a few days ago he wants to know how change the color that displayed text of resource amount and supply amount on the upper end right side i just thouht that could be in TBL but im not sure clearly so i came here to get any good comments is there a pointer in TBL or EXE file ? thanks

i have a question here
Actually, it is not my curiosity , someone of korean modder asked me a few days ago
he wants to know how change the color that displayed text of resource amount and supply amount on the upper end right side

i just thouht that could be in TBL but im not sure clearly so i came here to get any good comments
is there a pointer in TBL or EXE file ?

thanks

Hmm. It wouldn't be in the TBL, it is probably obscured away in some EXE function call. In the .bin file nothing is in those text boxes to specify it, and I doubt adding a byte would change it. I guess you could edit the in-game font colors, but anywhere the similar color exists would also be changed.

Hmm. It wouldn't be in the TBL, it is probably obscured away in some EXE function call. In the .bin file nothing is in those text boxes to specify it, and I doubt adding a byte would change it.
I guess you could edit the in-game font colors, but anywhere the similar color exists would also be changed.

he wants to know just there not global colours any clue about specific text of there to change color ?

he wants to know just there not global colours
any clue about specific text of there to change color ?

Hmm. I don't think it is anywhere easily accessable...

Hmm. I don't think it is anywhere easily accessable...

Here's what I would do, if you have a decent disassembler. It might work with a hex editor too. Search in the .exe for a string of bytes that starts with the appropriate color code and then has a %i or %d and ends with null. % is 0x25, i is 0x49 and d is 0x44: 0x02 0x25 0x49 0x00, or 0x02 0x25 0x44 0x00 And replace the first byte with the color code that you expect it to be (resources are shown in green, right?)

Here's what I would do, if you have a decent disassembler. It might work with a hex editor too. Search in the .exe for a string of bytes that starts with the appropriate color code and then has a %i or %d and ends with null. % is 0x25, i is 0x49 and d is 0x44:

0x02 0x25 0x49 0x00, or
0x02 0x25 0x44 0x00

And replace the first byte with the color code that you expect it to be (resources are shown in green, right?)