Text Replacement

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The Text Replacement game system parses value tokens and formatting tags. This is used on a several forms like Books and Terminals.

Tokens

Quest-associated books can contain tokens used for Text Replacement if you add a book alias to the quest and set "Uses Stored Text" flag on this alias.

Markup

Some text fields support a variety of Markup tags used with formatting.

Example

<!--This is the example for text markup-->
<font face='$HandwrittenFont' size='35'>Hello World!</font>
<b><i><u>This is bold, italic, and underlined.</u></i></b>
<BR>These are some colors I like.
<ul>
<li>Black</li>
<li>White</li>
<li>Red</li>
<li>Green</li>
<li>Blue</li>
</ul></nowiki>
[pagebreak]
<!--A new page has starts here-->
<p align='center'>My center aligned text.
<p align='left'>My left aligned text.

Syntax

• Comment Tag
  • Tag: <!--Comment text-->
  • Description: Comments tell the renderer not display the text wrapped within the tags while still retaining the text in the editor.
• Bold Tag
  • Tag: <b></b>
  • Description: Text surrounded by bold tags will be bolded.
• Italic Tag
  • Tag: <i></i>
  • Description: Text surrounded by italics tags will be italicized.
• Underline Tag
  • Tag: <u></u>
  • Description: Text surrounded by underline tags will be underlined.
• List Tag
  • Tag: <ul><li>ITEM HERE</li></ul>
  • Description: Creates list items with an empty square for the icon. Each list item is indented and separated by an empty line.
  • Example: <ul><li>Red</li><li>Green</li><li>Blue</li></ul>
• Line-Break Tag
  • Tag: <br>
  • Description: Breaks the text to the next line. Strictly speaking, this tag isn't necessary. You can just as easily add blank lines to the book text.
• Page-Break
  • Tag: [pagebreak]
  • Description: Breaks to the next page. Must be on its own line. Text automatically breaks to the next page once it reaches the end.
  • Note: images do not, so if you notice your images running off the edge of the page, manually place a page-break or reduce the size of your image.
• Paragraph Tag
  • Tag: <p>
  • Description: Aligns and delineates a block of text as a paragraph.
    • Alignment
      • Tag: <p align='center'>
      • Description: Aligns the surrounded text. Valid values are 'left', 'right', 'justify', 'center'.
      • Note: If you want to place an image within some text so that it wraps around it, the text containing the image needs to be within paragraph tags.
• Font Tags
  • Tag: <font>
  • Description: Changes the font attributes of the surrounded text.
    • Color
      • Tag: <font color='#FFFFFF'></font>
      • Description: Changes the font's color.
    • Face
      • Tag: <font face='$HandwrittenFont'></font>
      • Description: Changes the typeface of the font. See the fonts section for valid typeface names.
    • Point Size
      • Tag: <font size='20'></font>
      • Description: Changes the font size. See below for the line lengths you can accommodate using different font sizes.
    • Alpha
      • Tag: <font alpha='#FF'></font>
      • Description: Changes the font's transparency. Two-digit hexadecimal values from '#00' (fully transparent) through '#FF' (fully opaque) are supported.
• Image tags
  • Tag: <img>
  • Description: Places an image on the page.
    • Source Filename
      • Tag: <img src='img://example.dds'>
      • Description: This attribute specifies the filename of the image you want to show up. You need to use the texture path to an image.
      • Note: Make sure the filename begins with img://.
    • Height and Width
      • Tag: <img src='example.dds' height='40' width='40'>
      • Description: Sets the height and width of the image in pixels.
    • Illuminated Letters
      • Tag: <img src='img://Textures/Interface/Books/Illuminated_Letters/X_letter.png'>
      • Description: Used for adding special illuminated letters at the beginning of books. (Replace the "X" with any letter or number.)

Fonts

The fonts displayed in game are stored in a Flash File font library. These font libraries are shared between menus during runtime. The current font configuration can be found in Fallout 4\Data\Interface\FontConfig.txt

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  

  Example of the main Fallout 4 font
  • Font Class: $MAIN_Font
  • Font Family: Roboto Condensed
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  

  Example of the main Fallout 4 font, bolded
  • Font Class: $MAIN_Font_Bold
  • Font Family: Roboto Condensed
  • Font Style: Bold

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  

  Example of the handwritten font in Fallout 4
  • Font Class: $HandwrittenFont
  • Font Family: Handwritten_Institute
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  

  Example of the Brody font in Fallout 4
  • Font Class: $BRODY
  • Font Family: "Brody"
  • Font Style: Bold

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  

  Example of the terminal font in Fallout 4
  • Font Class: $Terminal_Font
  • Font Family: Share-TechMono
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  • Font Class: $Controller_Buttons
  • Font Family: Controller Buttons
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  • Font Class: $Controller_Buttons_inverted
  • Font Family: Controller Buttons inverted
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  • Font Class: $CClub_Font
  • Font Family: Eurostile LT Std Roman
  • Font Style: None

• Library:Interface\fonts_en.swf
  • Font Class: $CClub_Font_Bold
  • Font Family: Eurostile Cyr Std Bold
  • Font Style: None

• Library:Interface\fonts_console.swf
  

  Example of the console font in Fallout 4
  • Font Class: $ConsoleFont
  • Font Family: Arial
  • Font Style: Normal

• Library:Interface\fonts_console.swf
  

  Example of the console debug font in Fallout 4
  • Font Class: $DebugTextFont
  • Font Family: Consolas
  • Font Style: Normal