The tile I authored earlier was wrong in kind, not just in detail: I composed
it from the generic damage-doll zone sheet, which yielded a flat white
silhouette rather than a shaded greyscale paper doll, and mirrored the arms
while assembling it.
The game already ships a proper generic doll. hsh/mr_texture.bmp holds a
shaded, articulated mech -- head, centre and side torsos, both arms with gun
ports, both legs -- in its top-left corner, with hsh/mr_texturea.bmp as the
greyscale mask companion. render.cpp:1276-1277 loads both into CMR_Device,
which is the cameraship Map/Armour screen. mr_texture carries 126 grey levels
against mr_texturea's 29, so the former is the shaded art and is used here.
The doll occupies columns 0-55; the shield glyph at 66-78 is excluded. Scaled
to fill 120x120 with a 4px margin. Header now matches the shipped tiles
exactly: 8bpp, 1078-byte data offset, same size as annihilator.bmp.
Note hudchat.cpp:853 claims "there is no actual image on mr_texture.bmp &
mr_texturea.bmp". That is wrong, and is probably why this asset stayed
unnoticed.
The in-cockpit doll Content/textures/HUD/generic.tga is deliberately left
alone.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (Anthropic) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: GitHub Copilot <copilot@github.com>
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