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Gimp I* Hose Format
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The gih format is use to store a series of pixmap brushes,
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and some extra info for how to use them.
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Basically, the format is real simple. It is a text header, followed
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by a series of gpb files, all concatenated together.
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The header format
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================
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First line is the name of the hose.
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Second line is the number of brushes in file
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ie
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===========================
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Fire
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6
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===========================
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The rest is just gpb files catted in.
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Making a gih file:
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1. Create a series of gpb files. Note these do not
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need to be the same size.
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2. Create a text header like above.
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3. Combine them all together:
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cat header brush1.gpb brush2.gpb brush3.gpb > foo.gih
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Thats about it for now.
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Other bits:
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==========
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The spacing for the hose is currently based on the spacing
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for the last brush in the hose.
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WARNING:
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The header file format, and possible the entire file format
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is likely to change.
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Adrian Likins
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aug 18, 1999
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