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https://github.com/Amadox/starbound_letteredores
It's no rocket science, just a few images to add to the folder with all the other images. Hard part is finding the right file names to use, making those images look good and testing it all to make sure it
I'd gladly pack the changes, upload them, and mention your contribution if you do :) Would be a lot more benefitial than making separate mods, I think.
ISE4 = https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=764435427
It's yet another mod that adds a lot of new ores. Great one, though. If you don't want/have the time to do that, would you mind if I did it myself (adding the lettering to ISE, I mean).
I really, really, like this mod. Without it, I was spending lots of time looking around for ore, since I have problems differentiating then on the screen. As of now, I still have problems with ISE's ores, that's why I'm asking.
Thank you.
@SneakyGunz if the letters are still showing up for you: The way to tell if it's Titanium ore and not Tungsten ore; the Tungsten's T is more dull while the Titanium's T is shiny and bright. Hope that'll help step you in the right direction.
If there were more space for the lettering (hmm, scaling the image? If the game will happily show 16×16 where it normally shows 8×8…), I'd suggest a dual strategy: lower-case for ores which don't correspond to elements, and the element symbols (e.g. Pb) for those which do.
@Leaf: As discussed further below, no, sadly not possible, at least to my knowledge.