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Tools/Create_Smooth_Font/Compress_font/ReadMe.md

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 Used to transform 8bit VLW file into 4bit VLW file with no padding support.
 
 **Advantage**:  It will save at least 50% space.
+
 **Limitation**: Fonts that height over 255 are not being generated properly.
 
 To Compile,run the command below:
     
-	Windows(MinGW needed): `gcc vlwcompress.c -o vlwcompress.exe`
+Windows(MinGW needed): `gcc vlwcompress.c -o vlwcompress.exe`
-	Linux  (GCC needed):   `gcc vlwcompress.c -o vlwcompress`
+Linux  (GCC needed):   `gcc vlwcompress.c -o vlwcompress`
 	
 	
 #### Compressed Font format 
 
+
 Header of vlw file is the same as uncompressed;it comprises 6 uint32_t parameters (24 bytes total):
-      1. The gCount (number of character glyphs)
-      2. A version number (0xB = 11 for uncompressed,0XC = 12 for compressed 4bit)
-      3. The font size (in points, not pixels)
-      4. Deprecated mboxY parameter (typically set to 0)
-      5. Ascent in pixels from baseline to top of "d"
-      6. Descent in pixels from baseline to bottom of "p"
       
-    Next are gCount sets of values for each glyph(8 bytes):
+1. The gCount (number of character glyphs)
-      1. (16 bits) Glyph Unicode
+2. A version number (0xB = 11 for uncompressed,0XC = 12 for compressed 4bit)
-      2. (8 bits)  Height of bitmap bounding box
+3. The font size (in points, not pixels)
-      3. (8 bits)  Width of bitmap bounding box   
+4. Deprecated mboxY parameter (typically set to 0)
-      4. (8 bits)  gxAdvance for cursor (setWidth in Processing)
+5. Ascent in pixels from baseline to top of "d"
-      5. (16 bits) dY = distance from cursor baseline to top of glyph bitmap (signed value +ve = up)
+6. Descent in pixels from baseline to bottom of "p"
-      6. (8 bits)  dX = distance from cursor to left side of glyph bitmap (signed value -ve = left)
 
-    The bitmaps start next at 24 + (8 * gCount) bytes from the start of the file.
+Next are gCount sets of values for each glyph(8 bytes):
-    Each pixel is 0.5 byte, an 4 bit Alpha value which represents the transparency from
-    0xF foreground colour, 0x0 background.When a line consist of odd number of pixels,the last byte 
-	for the last pixel of the line will be filled with 0 as low 4 bits.
-	4 bits alpha value will be generated to 8 bits before drawing.
       
-    After the bitmaps is (Not modified):
+1. (16 bits) Glyph Unicode
-       1 byte for font name string length (excludes null)
+2. (8 bits)  Height of bitmap bounding box
-       a zero terminated character string giving the font name
+3. (8 bits)  Width of bitmap bounding box   
-       1 byte for Postscript name string length
+4. (8 bits)  gxAdvance for cursor (setWidth in Processing)
-       a zero/one terminated character string giving the font name
+5. (16 bits) dY = distance from cursor baseline to top of glyph bitmap (signed value +ve = up)
-       last byte is 0 for non-anti-aliased and 1 for anti-aliased (smoothed)
+6. (8 bits)  dX = distance from cursor to left side of glyph bitmap (signed value -ve = left)
+
+The bitmaps start next at 24 + (8 * gCount) bytes from the start of the file.
+Each pixel is 0.5 byte, an 4 bit Alpha value which represents the transparency from 
+0xF foreground colour, 0x0 background.When a line consist of odd number of pixels,the last byte 
+for the last pixel of the line will be filled with 0 as low 4 bits.
+4 bits alpha value will be converted to 8 bits before drawing.
+
+After the bitmaps is (Not modified):
+
+- 1 byte for font name string length (excludes null)
+- a zero terminated character string giving the font name
+- 1 byte for Postscript name string length
+- a zero/one terminated character string giving the font name
+- last byte is 0 for non-anti-aliased and 1 for anti-aliased (smoothed)