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resources/cartography-tools/map-howto.txt

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-= Wesnoth Map Construction HOWTO =
-
-=- Overview ==
-
-This directory contains the resources needed to edit the Wesnoth main
-map and variants thereof with the GIMP.
-
-The most important file is great-continent.xcf.  This started out as a
-straight conversion of mapmaker Kestenvarn's Photoshop file for the
-main map as it existed on 9 Oct 2008 (still here as  bfw-htt-gimp.psd).
-XCF is the layered format the GIMP uses for storing images.
-
-The layers contain lots of hidden treasure, including isolated copies
-of all the various icons and cartouches and things used to compose the
-main map. To edit, hack a layer (you probably should not touch any of
-the base maps).  When adding new features, put them in new layers.
-Layers are cheap.
-
-The font used for the legends (mostly at 13-point size) is Monotype
-Corsiva. We cannot distribute it because it is issued under a
-proprietary license, but copies are not hard to find on the Web.  To
-fully enable that font in GIMP, copy the downloaded file to your GIMP
-fonts directory; this will be something like ~/.gimp-M.N/fonts/, where
-M.N is your GIMP version.
-
-To generate maps, simply enable the layers you want and save with the
-appropriate file extension.  GIMP will tell you it has to flatten
-the layer stack; that's OK.
-
-== Techniques ==
-
-Here's a link to Kestenvarn's tutorial on mapmaking and the associated
-forum thread:
-
-http://www.wesnoth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=10131
-
-It assumes Photoshop, but some of the advice transfers to GIMP.
-
-Here's some more GIMP-specific advice on emulating the style of the
-main Wesnoth map:
-
-1. Draw your land outline with a hard white brush.
-
-2. Select a width-3 pencil.  Dip it in the bluish-gray color of the
-   land-sea border.
-
-3. Select the land region with Select By Color.
-
-4. Convert the selection boundary to a path (File -> Dialogs ->Paths).
-   Delete the border bits you don't want from the path.
-
-5. Stroke the path to draw your land-sea border.  (If you stroke
-   the selection boundary it will have jaggies due to aliasing effects; 
-   stroking paths, on the other hand, invokes some antialiasing
-   algorithms. See GIMP bug #50730 for discussion.)
-
-6. Fill the sea with a sea color from the main map.  Select it.
-
-7. Drop the pencil width to 1. Shrink the selection by 5 or 6
-   pixels.
-
-8. Again, convert the selection to a path.
-
-9. Stroke the path.  You now have a contour line
-   following the coast.
-
-10. Bucket-fill your coastal margin with some color not on the map.
-
-11. Shrink the selection another 5 or 6 pixels and repeat steps 8 and 9
-   You now have a double tidal contour line.
-
-12. Delete all white and merge the result onto a copy of the plain
-   parchment layer.
-
-13. Select the parchment (land) parts and copy them with a new layer.
-    Call this "Elevation".
-
-14. Decide where you're going to place your mountains. Draw them
-    (or frankenstein them from the main map) onto a new "Topography"
-    layer.
-
-15. Stack Topography on top of Elevation; select Elevation foe
-    editing.  Use the Burn and Dodge tools to texture the parchment,
-    dargening low areas and lightening high ones so they merge
-    visually with your mountain bases.
-
-Now you've got your base map.  The rest is pasting bits from old
-Forest, swamp, and Workshop layers, or using the custom brushes.
-
-== Text ==
-
-As mentioned before, the text on the map uses Monotype Corsiva (mostly at 13-point).
-Before you go crazy with the text tool, make sure that the following options are enabled:
-hinting, force auto-hinter, and antialiasing.
-
-Color values are presented in the following order: HTML notation, HSV, RGB.
-
-The text that is not overlayed on the parchment labels uses the default color, pure black (000000, 0/0/0, 0/0/0).
-Finally, the text that is overlayed on the parchment labels uses this color: 413422, 35/48/25, 65/52/34.
-
-== Parchment Labels and Text ==
-
-The parchment labels and the text that is overlayed onto them are stored in different layers.
-The parchment labels are stored in layers like this: "<insert head name here> (overlay)", while
-the text is stored in layers like this: "<insert head name here> text (overlay)".
-
-The text overlayed onto parchment labels is to be set to 13-point and is to use this color: 413422, 35/48/25, 65/52/34.
-
-The parchment layers that are to be overlayed onto forest pieces are to have their layer opacities set to 90%, while other
-parchment layers are to have their opacities set to 75%.
-
-== Brushes ==
-
-Note: Aside from the city/town/fort/signpost marker brushes, the trail dot brush, and the swamp brush, do not bother with these.
-
-In order to install the cartography brushes, just go to File >Preferences >Folders > Brushes
-Then hit the button that is to the leftmost on the second pane; then type the path to the brushes or hit
-the button next to the area where one would type the file path; then direct it to the directory where
-the brushes are.
-
-Or you could dump all the brushes in GIMP's brushes directory:
-
-On Linux and similar boxes the path to GIMP's brushes directory is /usr/share/gimp/2.0/brushes/
-
-On Windows boxes the path to GIMP's brushes directory is <GIMP install directory>/share/gimp/2.0/brushes/
-
-== Recipes ==
-
-The campaign maps in mainline need slightly varying maps depending on
-the date; also, some of them have campaign-specific features.  Here's
-a description of the layers of great-continent.xcf used to compose each.
-
-All campaigns (Wesnoth early labels):
-   Border
-   Border BG
-   Wesnoth early labels text
-   Wesnoth early labels
-   Wesnoth Forests
-   Wesnoth Marsh
-   Wesnoth topography
-
-All campaigns after 25YW (Wesnoth late labels - this is what's in wesnoth.png):
-   Wesnoth late labels text
-   Wesnoth late labels
-   Wesnoth Human Names
-   Wesnoth Roads
-
-An_Orcish_Incursion (8YW):
-   Wesnoth An Orcish Incursion text overlay
-   Wesnoth An Orcish Incursion overlay
-
-Descent_Into_Darkness (389):
-   Wesnoth late labels text
-   Wesnoth late labels
-   Wesnoth Descent Into Darkness overlay
-
-Eastern_Invasion (625YW):
-   Wesnoth late labels text
-   Wesnoth late labels
-   Wesnoth Eastern Invasion overlay
-
-Heir_To_The_Throne (518YW):
-   Wesnoth late labels text
-   Wesnoth late labels
-
-Legend_of_Wesmere (12YW):
-   Wesnoth early labels text
-   Wesnoth early labels
-   Wesnoth Legend of Wesmere overlay
-
-Liberty (501YW):
-   Wesnoth late labels text
-   Wesnoth late labels
-   Wesnoth Liberty overlay
-
-Northern_Rebirth (534YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-Sceptre_of_Fire (25YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-Son_Of_The_Black_Eye (842YW):
-   All Layers named "Far North".
-
-The_Hammer_of_Thursagan (550YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-The_Rise_Of_Wesnoth (1YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-The_South_Guard (607YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-Two_Brothers (353YW):
-   No overlays.
-
-Under_the_Burning_Suns (??):
-   Has no map.
-

resources/cartography-tools/workshop/coords-temporary.txt

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-mark-crossroads.png
-X:351 Y:519
-mark-easterninvasion.png
-X:751 Y:454
-mark-halstead.png
-X:184 Y:366
-mark-heirtothethrone.png
-X:120 Y:67
-mark-roads.png
-X:141 Y:87
-
-name-aldril.png
-X:226 Y:464
-name-bayofpearls.png
-X:143 Y:469
-name-blackwaterport.png
-X:95 Y:609
-name-carcyn.png
-X:263 Y:368
-name-dantonk.png
-X:440 Y:513
-name-elensefar.png
-X:181 Y:332
-name-forttahn.png
-X:372 Y:719
-name-glamdrol.png
-X:151 Y:135
-name-glynsforest.png
-X:577 Y:427
-name-isleofalduin.png
-X:36 Y:569
-name-lakevrug.png
-X:503 Y:88
-name-rumyr.png
-X:250 Y:71
-name-soradoc.png
-X:724 Y:445
-name-tath.png
-X:499 Y:451
-name-thefordofabez.png
-X:470 Y:306
-name-weldyn.png
-X:575 Y:525
-
-sign-aethenwood.png
-X:133 Y:682
-sign-dulatushills.png
-X:452 Y:629
-sign-easternlands.png
-X:813 Y:623
-sign-greywoods.png
-X:249 Y:411
-sign-gryphonmountain.png
-X:426 Y:393
-sign-northernlands.png
-X:599 Y:45
-sign-wesmereforest.png
-X:283 Y:270

resources/cartography-tools/workshop/font.txt

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-The font used for map legends is is Monotype Corsiva.
-We do not distribute it, as we don't know what the license is,
-but copies are easy to find on the Web.

resources/gettext.wesnoth.org/public_html/wesnoth-gettext/westats/stats/.gitignore

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resources/image-localization/en@shaw/notes

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-The font used in logo.xcf is Andagii.