Init Folder

Still documenting. If it isn't here, it's not tested.
I'm using MS Gothic to test these.
You can use negative values for these.

--PrintMessage.xtx
Modifies the text box.

>fontSize #
Sets the font size of the text box.
FONT HACK: Lower this number to fit more characters in the text box.

>space #
Sets the space between characters.
FONT HACK: Use a negative value to fit more characters in the text box and make the font look better.
(Note: this value was guessed, so it needs to be added manually.)

>printX #
Alignment of the text along the X axis.
FONT HACK: In games with text box open at the sides, you can move it leftwards to fit more characters.

>printY #
Alignment of the text along the Y axis.


>nexY #
Sets the space between lines.

>nextX #
Use it to make the text look retarded.

>autoNameWindowFlag 0/1
Set this to 1 if the game features a name box.

>nameFlag 0/1
Same as above. Else, the name goes out of the name box.

>nameX #
Alignment of the name along the X axis.

>nameY #
Alignment of the name along the Y axis.

>nameCenterFlag 0/1
Only if the game has a namebox.
Centers the name in it.

>nameFontSize #
Changes the name box's font size.

>nameSpace #
Sets the space between characters of the name box.

>LNextY #
Changes the vertical offset in the case of multiline messages (keep this the same as nextY to keep the spacing similar.)

--backlog.xtx
Modifies the backlog
To do...


Extra notes:
In newer games, this folder is named init2 and the files are encrypted in .fxf format, which can't be modified.
HOWEVER if you delete the .FXF file in init2, the engine defaults to the .xtx equivalent in init, but you'll have to guess the initial values of it. Bundled are the ones from Gore Screaming Show to try.