Regarding the previous email, it seems some tools call the brush paint function with either SOFT or PRESSURE depending on the value of a boolean variable. I'm not quite sure what's the difference between the two, however, it looks like it might be better to add a boolean parameter to the paint_core_get_brush_mask function instead of adding a TEXTURE option to BrushApplicationHardness. That way, a get_brush_mask call can use any of the operations and also optionally apply the current texture to the mask. Here's the changes made to supply a textures directory. The tiles are available at: http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~foxx/textures/ For configure.in: patterndata=`ls -1 $srcdir/data/patterns | grep -v Makefile` +texturedata=`ls -1 $srcdir/data/textures | grep -v Makefile` patterndata=`echo $patterndata` +texturedata=`echo $texturedata` AC_SUBST(patterndata) +AC_SUBST(texturedata) data/patterns/Makefile +data/textures/Makefile ---- For data/Makefile.am: -SUBDIRS = brushes gradients palettes patterns +SUBDIRS = brushes gradients palettes patterns textures patterndata= +texturedata= ---- For data/brushes, data/gradients, data/palettes, data/patterns: patterndata = +texturedata = ---- New data/textures/Makefile.am: texturedatadir = $(gimpdatadir)/textures brushdata = gradientdata = palettedata = patterndata = texturedata = texturedata_DATA = @texturedata@ EXTRA_DIST = $(texturedata_DATA) .PHONY: files FILES = \ cloth.pat \ heavy_paper.pat \ light_paper.pat \ medium_paper.pat \ tiles.pat
