Hi everyone 
In my font folder, my .fnt file which displays image fonts (for certain text characters) for when I'm selecting a stage works perfectly fine for all these characters (which are 92 characters)
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789~`!@#$%^&*()-_+=]{}|\:"'<>,./?
and for each of these characters I have assigned an image of a stage rather than a font image, which I'm using as a thumbnail/image stage selector, such as right here
but in the .def stage file which corresponds to each of these stage images, instead of having displayname display the actual name of the stage, I have the letter which corresponds to the image of that stage, like this
displayname="A" ;"Blazblue Cocoon"
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but if your curious on trying this out you also have to mess with these values, in the data folder, in the system.def file,
;Stage select
stage.pos = X ,478
X has to be adjusted by increments of 80 depending on how many stage images and characters are being used (usually X is 478 when starting out with one stage)
So my problem at this point is using these hexadecimal numbers (0x3B) (0x5B) on Font Factory and as display stage names in the .def stage files.
When I added two stages for both of these characters and I assigned their images to these character numbers, these were the results I got,
as you could tell instead of mugen reading these hexadecimal numbers as a single character, 
it literally reads each individual character that makes each hexadecimal numbers separately, so it reads the 0 and uses the stage image that corresponds to it, and x's image, and 3's and B's stage image as well, so what displays are each of those images cluttered together.
Does anyone have an idea on what's going on and how I could fix this 
I'm currently using winmugen plus, and I'm using all the characters for stages, including 0x3B and 0x5B which aren't working (well over 94 stages for 94 characters available in Font Factory.exe 
I appreciate your guy's interest and thank you for your time! 
