/*****************************************************************************/ /* cardset.rc */ /* skeleton resource script for a */ /* .wdt dynamic link library for winDetective */ /*****************************************************************************/ /**** DO NOT CHANGE THESE!!! ****/ #define IDS_BMP_CREDIT 900 #define IDS_JAIL 905 #define IDS_WARP 906 #define IDS_WHO 910 #define IDS_HOW 916 #define IDS_WHY 922 #define IDS_WHERE 928 #define PP_RED 31 #define PP_BLUE 32 #define PP_GREEN 33 #define PP_YELLOW 34 #define PP_PURPLE 35 #define PP_CYAN 36 /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * To design your own cardset, copy the generic bitmaps provided to a * set of new .bmp files matching the names in the list below. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * The generic file SQUARE.BMP should be copied to create files * sqred.bmp through sqcyan.bmp, for use as player markers. * The square.bmp file itself forms the "floor tile" used in the playing * field, and should be edited to match your proposed cardset in style. * Retain the colors suggested by the file names for the player pieces, * but be sure the design has some contrast with the floor tile design. * If you have SDK Paint, the 3.1 Image Editor, or Borland's Resource * Workshop, you may find these more convenient than Windows Paintbrush * for editing small bitmaps. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* screen background grid and player markers 16x16 pixels */ /**** DO NOT CHANGE THESE NAMES ... just edit the bitmaps ****/ SQUARE BITMAP square.bmp PP_RED BITMAP sqred.bmp PP_BLUE BITMAP sqblue.bmp PP_GREEN BITMAP sqgrn.bmp PP_YELLOW BITMAP sqyel.bmp PP_PURPLE BITMAP sqpurp.bmp PP_CYAN BITMAP sqcyan.bmp /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * To create a cardset, copy the generic bitmap file GENCARD.BMP a total * of 27 times; to create a file set including who1.bmp through who6.bmp, * how1.bmp through how6.bmp, why1.bmp through why6.bmp, and where1.bmp * through where9.bmp. Draw your designs on these blank .bmp files using * Windows Paint or another bitmap editor to create cards for six * suspects, six weapons, six motives, and nine rooms respectively. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Designs for cards should include the name of the suspect, weapon, * motive or room on the cardface, if not obvious from the design. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Note that for the rooms, the sequence of cards on the board is as * follows: * --------------------------------------- * | --- --- --- --- | * | | 6 | | 2 | | 4 | | 8 | | * | --- --- --- --- --- | * | | 1 | * | --- --- --- --- --- | * | | 7 | | 3 | | 5 | | 9 | | * | --- --- --- --- | * --------------------------------------- * You may want to refer to the actual playing board for locations of * entrances to the rooms as used on the board, as a guide to their * positions if they are part of your design. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* suspect cards 112x160 */ 1 BITMAP who1.bmp 2 BITMAP who2.bmp 3 BITMAP who3.bmp 4 BITMAP who4.bmp 5 BITMAP who5.bmp 6 BITMAP who6.bmp /* weapons cards 112x160 */ 7 BITMAP how1.bmp 8 BITMAP how2.bmp 9 BITMAP how3.bmp 10 BITMAP how4.bmp 11 BITMAP how5.bmp 12 BITMAP how6.bmp /* motive cards 112x160 */ 13 BITMAP why1.bmp 14 BITMAP why2.bmp 15 BITMAP why3.bmp 16 BITMAP why4.bmp 17 BITMAP why5.bmp 18 BITMAP why6.bmp /* location cards 112x160 */ 19 BITMAP where1.bmp 20 BITMAP where2.bmp 21 BITMAP where3.bmp 22 BITMAP where4.bmp 23 BITMAP where5.bmp 24 BITMAP where6.bmp 25 BITMAP where7.bmp 26 BITMAP where8.bmp 27 BITMAP where9.bmp /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * In the areas below denoted by quotation marks, REPLACE the wording * "Suspect 1", "Weapon 1", "Room 1", etc, with the names of your * suspects, weapons, motives, and rooms as used on the cards. The * program can accommodate up to 16 characters, but because some areas on * the playing field are cramped, try to keep names within 12 characters, * lower case except for the first character. DO NOT remove the * quotation marks. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * The first entry, labelled IDS_BMP_CREDIT, is for the artist's name, * which appears in the program's About box when the cardset is loaded, * and in the headers for the View Cardset option. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * The second and third entry, IDS_JAIL and IDS_WARP, are included for * future exhancement of the game. Put the number of the room to be * designated as a jail (if you land or are suspected there, you lose * the next turn) in quote marks after IDS_JAIL. Put the number of the * room to be designated as a transporter (if you land there, you can * go to any other room on the board on your next turn) in quote marks * after IDS_WARP. To disallow these special rules, leave both zero. * The number to use should be "1" through "9" corresponding to "Room 1" * through "Room 9". You may want to include this option if, for example, * you're designing a medieval cardset and want to include a dungeon * room with the IDS_JAIL notation enabled. *---------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ STRINGTABLE { IDS_BMP_CREDIT, "ARTIST NAME HERE" IDS_JAIL, "0" IDS_WARP, "0" IDS_WHO+0, "Suspect 1" IDS_WHO+1, "Suspect 2" IDS_WHO+2, "Suspect 3" IDS_WHO+3, "Suspect 4" IDS_WHO+4, "Suspect 5" IDS_WHO+5, "Suspect 6" IDS_HOW+0, "Weapon 1" IDS_HOW+1, "Weapon 2" IDS_HOW+2, "Weapon 3" IDS_HOW+3, "Weapon 4" IDS_HOW+4, "Weapon 5" IDS_HOW+5, "Weapon 6" IDS_WHY+0, "Motive 1" IDS_WHY+1, "Motive 2" IDS_WHY+2, "Motive 3" IDS_WHY+3, "Motive 4" IDS_WHY+4, "Motive 5" IDS_WHY+5, "Motive 6" IDS_WHERE+0, "Room 1" IDS_WHERE+1, "Room 2" IDS_WHERE+2, "Room 3" IDS_WHERE+3, "Room 4" IDS_WHERE+4, "Room 5" IDS_WHERE+5, "Room 6" IDS_WHERE+6, "Room 7" IDS_WHERE+7, "Room 8" IDS_WHERE+8, "Room 9" }