Skip site navigation (1)Skip section navigation (2)

FreeBSD Manual Pages

  
 
  

home | help 
LGC-PG(1)		     General Commands Manual		       LGC-PG(1)

NAME
     lgc-pg - Converter Tool  for original Panzer General(R) Data Files

SYNOPSIS
     lgc-pg  [-s  SOURCE]  [-d DEST] [--defpal] [--custom] [-n NAME] [-i ID] [-t
     TACICONS]

DESCRIPTION
     LGC-PG is a simple tool to convert the original Panzer General(R) Data into
     LGeneral Data Files.  It requires a graphical desktop environment	for  the
     conversion.

OPTIONS
     -s     You  always need to specify the source directory (which contains the
	    original data or a custom scenario).

     -d     This specifies the destination path that contains the LGeneral  data
	    struct. (usually /usr/share/games/lgeneral)

     --defpal
	    This  one  is optional and forces all PG graphics to use the default
	    palette. Usually you won't need this but if a  custom  scenario  you
	    converted  offers  some  strange  graphics it might be due to a cor-
	    rupted palette and the default one may provide better results.

     --custom
	    If you convert a custom scenario you should add this and the follow-
	    ing options.

     -n     This is the scenario's file name and default title.

     -i <ID>
	    This is the <ID> in the source file name (game<ID>.scn). If  you  do
	    not specify an ID the default is O.

     -t <TACICONS>
	    If	custom	tactical  icons  are  involved	(scenario offers a TACI-
	    CONS.SHP)this is the name of the graphical file.  If this option  is
	    not provided it defaults to <NAME>.bmp.

EXAMPLES
     1) Converts all data from CD-ROM

     lgc-pg -s /mnt/windows/DAT -d /usr/share/games/lgeneral

     2) Converts a custom scenario

     lgc-pg -s /home/jones/newstuff/dunk -d /usr/share/games/lgeneral --custom
     -n Dunkirk -i 44

				October  07, 2012		       LGC-PG(1)

Want to link to this manual page? Use this URL:
<https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=lgc-pg&sektion=1&manpath=FreeBSD+Ports+15.1.quarterly>

home | help