[crossfire] burned or charred objects (was: More server speed reducing the objects number)

[Brendan Lally]

On 10/18/05, Alberto Sáez Lodeiros <
     cerzeo at gmail.com
     > wrote:
>
      2005/10/18, Brendan Lally <
      brenlally at gmail.com
      >:
     >
      > On 10/17/05, Mitch Obrian <
      mikeeusaaa at yahoo.com
      > wrote:
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      > > We don't have the artists to create corpses for the
     >
      > > diffrent monsters.
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      > >
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      >
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      > Could the existing monster graphics be (ab)used to appear corpse like?
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      > I am thinking of something like rendering the image to a plane,
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      > rotating backwards 45 degrees, then colourshifting towards grey. If
     >
      > that produced usable results it may be possible to autogenerate all of
     >
      > the corpse graphics.
     >
     
     >
      I can help to do this in a test crossfire graphics. I know The Gimp
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      very well, so i can do this easily for some graphics, then, i can send
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      to the mailing list some of then so you can see them.
     >
     
     >
      So, it those looks good, i can "transform" all graphics.
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     >
      The problem is where can I retireve the CF graphics?
     
They are all in the arch/ repository in CVS. This repository contains
all of the images, and the object definitions for the objects that use
it.

in order to download all of them, run the command
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:
     anonymous at cvs.sourceforge.net
     :/cvsroot/crossfire co -P arch
(this assumes you have cvs installed)

in order to view individual graphics, use the web based CVS viewer:
     http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/crossfire/arch/
     

You could also get the latest release of the arch's but that is
slightly out of date now.
     https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=13833&package_id=15916