The uniform-thickness pass had dropped the bars' left overhangs, turning
the logo into a pinwheel (swastika-like). Restore the original
firehawk.sc5 layout — a vertical spine crossed by two bars that overhang
it on both sides, plus a hanging lower-right stroke — but even out the
weights: both bars and the leg are a uniform 6px, with the spine slightly
thicker (8px) to keep the original glyph's character.
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Give every stroke a 6px thickness (stem and right leg width 6, both
crossbars height 6) instead of the previous mix (stem 10, leg 4,
bars 4-5), and recenter the logo. The F+H now reads evenly.
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- Enable single-page horizontal scrolling (R#25 SP2=1) so the scroll
offset wraps within the 256px page. Without it the V9958 default
(two-page) scroll revealed the wrong VRAM page, making new tiles
appear on the opposite edge during horizontal moves.
- Replace the rectangle-approximated FH logo with strokes matching the
original firehawk.sc5 artwork. The F+H is drawn as partitioned fills
(crossbar arms, stem, right leg) with dedicated palette entries for
the two stem/crossbar crossings, so each horizontal then each
vertical shimmers in and out gap-free before the whole logo holds.
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