mCode 1.5 by Lexandr
May 31, 2003

It took me all in all 7 hours (and I had to watch the trailer 20 times ;)) the font was made without any scanned images, I used only "photoshop 7" and  "font creator 3 demo"  you can use it for free, have fun!

To install, simply copy "mCode15.ttf" into "C:\windows\fonts", I tested it with WinXP, it worked fine.

If you liked the font, or have any questions or suggestions mail me:
[email protected]
icq: 245830

The matrix has you... :)

The setup.exe file used to download the whole MxO MMORPG game.

Miltown is based on the M, A, T, R, I, and X forms of The Matrix movie title. I tried to be as faithful as I could to those particular forms. I had no idea what the other forms in that particular alphabet would have looked like, so I used my imagination. Hope you like it and use it in good health.

Here are some helpful pointers regarding this font:

- The capital letters of this font are what actually constitute the alphabet, while the lower case characters are different variations of possible fillers or space alternates. A character table PDF should be enclosed with the font to explain this. Some JPEGs of very basic sample usage should also be included. For best showing, on screen and in print, I recommend that you use the font at 72 points and above.

- This font didn't take much to make. About 30 hours altogether. The demolition of Times New Roman, and of classic type in general, has seen many spins and ramifications in a large percentage of designs and publications that started in the late 1980s and is currently still happening. This is exactly what the designer of the Matrix titling did, and this is precisely what the Miltown font is: destruction of classic type. I'm not particularly fond of demolition jobs, but the object here was to replicate the Matrix's title. Let's just say that I winced a lot while making this thing. 

- The reason I took on this project in the first place was mainly the enormous demand for "the Matrix font" on alt.binaries.fonts. If you see any movie/television/publication titles that you are particularly fond of and that doesn't already exist in the form of a font, feel free to contact me at [email protected]. I will try to accommodate.

- Miltown is the name of a tranquilizer/anti-depressant that was commonly prescribed by psychiatrists in the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s. The current day equivalent drugs have names like Prozac, Effexor, Zoloft, Paxil, Wellbutrin, Lithium, Valium, and so on. Miltown was one of the very first "mental health" drug approved by governments. Its side effects were numerous and warning labels about it were all over the place. For more information about Miltown, just type ["Miltown" AND "mental"] (without the brackets) in your favourite web search engine.

Surf's up...

Siesta Fonts -- http://rubberducky.nu/siesta

All my fonts are unrestricted freeware for personal use. They are not allowed to be used in any sort of commercial package - if anyone's going to make money out of my creations it'll be me, thank you very much.

If you do use any of my fonts, it would be great if you could let me know - just out of courtesy - I like to know my fonts are being used. The fonts may be distributed freely as freeware, as long as they retain their readme text files. If you wish to include one or more fonts in an online archive, again let me know - and if possible a link would be great.

You may not rename or rework/edit any of my fonts without my permission, or distribute them without the relevant readme file.

-Charlotte
[email protected]

This file can be used to add flags to your current map, this overlay will mark you map with the following information:

Mob / Gang Leaders
Access Nodes
Signal Boosters
Pandora Locations
Hardlines
Mission Contacts

ABOUT
Blipper is a tool I wrote to help you manage your blip file. You can add, edit, remove, and import blips with it. It's a very straight-forward tool.
This program requires that you have .NET v1.1 on your PC. Most people have that nowadays. If you're not sure, head over to Windows Update to be sure.

WARNING
This tool is in no way, shape, or form supported or condoned by Monolith or WBI. You are using this out of your own risk. You should make a backup of your blip file before using this tool.

I've done a reasonable amount of testing, so this tool is relatively stable, but better safe than sorry.

DOWNLOAD
-Introduced my first stab at translating the internal game coordinates to coordinates that users actually see in-game. Be warned, it is not 100% accurate, but it should be close enough.
-Added the six archives as identifiable districts.
-When invalid coordinates are entered, the field turns red instead of getting an annoying message.

Source code for the compiled Blipper program.

NOTE: This is not the complete program, for the compiled and working program view the Blipper program download section.