[ubuntu-art] Humanity for Quadrapassel

[Merk]

Kenneth Wimer-5 wrote:
> 
> On Thursday 07 January 2010 03:45:28 pm Merk wrote:
>> Kenneth Wimer-5 wrote:
>> > On Wednesday 06 January 2010 07:21:26 pm Merk wrote:
>> >> I made a series of 6 humanity inspired boxes for use with
>> Quadrapassel.
>> >> However, I have no idea how to make it into a theme so I can test it
>> in
>> >> the
>> >> game.  I asked in the GNOME Games mailing list but have not gotten a
>> >> response.  Does anyone here know?
>> >
>> > Not sure how to get it into a "theme" as such (and I have never even
>> > started
>> > quadrapassel) but all the quadrapassel pics seems to be in
>> > /usr/share/gnome-
>> > games/quadrapassel/pixmaps/
>> >
>> > --
>> > Ken
>> 
>> I looked there originally, while the background image is there,
>> "quadrapassel.svg", the texture for the blocks is not.
>> /usr/share/gnome-games/quadrapassel/pixmaps/ contains "7blocks-gw.png"
>> and
>> 7blocks-tig.png" neither of which are themes available in Quadrapassel. 
>>  The themes that are available; "flat", "Tango" and "Tango Shaded", are
>> not
>>  in said folder.
>> 
>> It does make me realize I need to do a 7th block color, but still no idea
>> how to apply it.
>> 
> 
> If you get the source to gnome-games (apt-get source gnome-games) you'll
> find 
> that the themes are with the code and are built in at compile time. In
> order 
> to add a theme you will need to add it to the code as well.
> 
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The only thing that maybe looks relevant is "renderer.cpp", but that's so
much code I can't make heads or tails of it.
I guess I was foolish to think that since the background was an easily
replaceable file, that the blocks would be too.
It feels like I wasted my time on it, since I have no idea how to apply it,
and documentation is awful.

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