Especially noticeable is the new picture for
the chinese dragon. Due to the special "importance"
of this dragon I had set up a poll weither the
image is appreciate, which turned out 7:3 in favour.
Note that the old image continues to exist both
in the xpm and alternate png set.
--AndreasV
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to the xpm images centered but not scaled.
The results are not too bad.
PeterM
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the png-set. Correcting the worst flaws...
It�s looking better now but still needs lotsa work.
--AndreasV
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misc/Container/cauldron.arc, misc/Container/chest_2.arc,
misc/Container/depositbox.arc, misc/Container/key_ring.arc,
misc/Container/mailbox.arc, misc/Container/pouch.arc,
misc/Container/r_sack.arc misc/Container/sack.arc: Remove the 'a' from the
objects name. The client adds it anyways, so you see 'a a bag' for example,
but also when using the commands like 'drop that match on an item name, having
to match against the 'a ' is a bit non intuitive. MSW 6/27/2000
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