2 fonts at once/BIS Credits

[macguba]

Having read xenofane's excellent tute I now know how to use different fonts.

However, I can't work out how to have two different fonts appear on the screen at once.      I know it can be done because BIS did it in the game credits.

Does anybody know the answer?    Or do you know where the Credits file is?  It must be buried in OFP somewhere.   If I can look at that I may be able to figure it out.

Many thanks.

[MI_Fred]

You mean like this?

#define CT_STATIC      0
#define ST_LEFT      0
#define ST_CENTER      2
#define ST_MULTI      16
#define ST_NO_RECT   512
#define TextColor      0.08, 0.08, 0.12
#define FontS "tahomaB24"
#define FontMAP "courierNewB64"
#define FontNOTES "AudreysHandI48"

class RscText
{
   type = CT_STATIC;
   idc = -1;
   style = ST_LEFT;
   h = 0.04;
   colorBackground[] = {0, 0, 0, 0};
   colorText[] = {TextColor, 0.75};
     font = FontS;
   sizeEx = 0.02;
};


class RscTitles
{
   class Prologue1
   {
      name = "prol1";
      duration = 6;
      idd = -1;
      movingEnable = false;
      controls[]={prol1,prol1b};
      class prol1 : RscText
      {
         style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
         lineSpacing = 1.0;
         text = "The Black Sea";
         x = 0.1; y = 0.2; w = 0.65; h = 0.4;
         colorText[] = {0.2, 0.2, 0, 0.5};
         font = FontMAP;
         sizeEx = 1.5 * 0.1;
         size = .7;
      };
      class prol1b : RscText
      {
         style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
         lineSpacing = 1.0;
         text = "an unknown island";
         x = 0.1; y = 0.3; w = 0.65; h = 0.4;
         colorText[] = {0.2, 0.2, 0, 0.5};
         font = FontNOTES;
         sizeEx = 1.5 * 0.1;
         size = .7;
      };
   };
};

Hmm, that's a lot of stuff for just 2 lines eh. Well, it's those #defines. I think you could do without Textcolor and FontS in the RscText class. But still, all you need is 1 RscTitle with 2 controls. I hope that's what you meant, 2 appearing at the same time   Now when u write: titleRsc ["Prologue1","PLAIN"] you should get that.

[macguba]

Yep, I mean exactly like that.  

Thanks m8