Bernd Edler wrote: > > On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Rick Tanner wrote: > > >> The gfx folder reference is for the DirectX client and JavaClient, only. >> > > > Not true. > While cfclient does not afaik, the gcflient does. > I don't know since which version, but the 1.5 does. > > Just create the directory: > > mkdir ~/.crossfire/gfx > > Then copy the png into this diretory. > > Naming scheme: > > ~/.crossfire/gfx/cobblesto1.111.png Actually, that should work for the x11 client just as well as for the gcfclient - the image caching/loading is common to both of those now, so both should do the same thing. Note, however, that using this gfx directory only works if you turn image caching on. If image caching is off, the client never gets the name of the image from the server, and thus can't load it locally. It could be that the gcfclient provides nicer front end to selecting cached images, but you can use something like -cache or -cache_images with the x11 client jsut as well. Note also that the file name does not include the base/clsc suffix. Images in the gfx directory will be used no matter what the image set is - they override everything else. _______________________________________________ crossfire-devel mailing list crossfire-devel at lists.real-time.com https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/crossfire-devel