[freesci-develop] r1544 - in freesci/branches/glutton: . custom

[freesci]

Author: skovmanden
Date: 2006-02-12 22:41:29 +0100 (Sun, 12 Feb 2006)
New Revision: 1544

Modified:
   freesci/branches/glutton/README
   freesci/branches/glutton/custom/README
Log:
Fix the palette/%include issues in the README

Modified: freesci/branches/glutton/README
===================================================================
--- freesci/branches/glutton/README     2006-02-12 21:19:21 UTC (rev 1543)
+++ freesci/branches/glutton/README     2006-02-12 21:41:29 UTC (rev 1544)
@@ -111,12 +111,12 @@
 where [filename] is the name of the file to be included; as far as the
 configuration file reader is concerned, this is equivalent to replacing
 the entire statement with the contents of the file [filename]. FreeSCI
-automatically checks for and warns about circular inclusion.
-  A variety of configuration options may be specified.
+automatically checks for and warns about circular inclusion. Include files
+should be stored in the same directory.
 
+A variety of configuration options may be specified. Currently, the
+configuration file may contain:
 
-Currently, the configuration file may contain:
-
 - Comments preceeded by a hash '#' sign
 
 - [GAME_ID]: Commands following this line will only have an effect for

Modified: freesci/branches/glutton/custom/README
===================================================================
--- freesci/branches/glutton/custom/README      2006-02-12 21:19:21 UTC (rev 
1543)
+++ freesci/branches/glutton/custom/README      2006-02-12 21:41:29 UTC (rev 
1544)
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
-Per-resource graphical customisation for SCI games
---------------------------------------------------
-
-Use the %include<> directive or copy and paste them into your ~/.freesci after
-the appropriate game section (cf. sample configuration file) to spice up your
-graphics just a little bit.
+Per-resource graphical customisation for SCI games
+--------------------------------------------------
+
+Use the %include<> directive or copy and paste the *.scifx files into your
+config file (check the README for your platform to find out where it is
+located) after the appropriate game section (cf. sample configuration file
+in the README) to spice up your graphics just a little bit.