[16 byte header][128 * 256 byte glyphs]
- 16 byte header:
- ? bytes 0-1: number of nibbles (pixels) per line?
- ? bytes 2-3: width of glyph?
- ? bytes 4-5: hight of glyph?
- ? bytes 6-7: number of glyphs
- ? bytes 8-15: no idea
- Each glyph is represented using 256 bytes:
- 16 pixels wide, each pixel stored in a nibble, 8 bytes total.
- 32 lines high
- Viewing the 256 bytes as a column of 8 bytes lets you visualise the glyph.
In hex, each nibble of pixel data should be interpreted as:
- F = background (actually think this can be anything, other then 1 or 2)
- 1 = foreground
- 2 = border