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#
# groach default theme
#

# Just informations
# They are displayed on theme selector. Now, that's all for these usage.
name = "default"
author = "anonymous"
description = "This is a default theme.
It's a very very quick work. Need more works...
Wilbers move around on the root window.
Push them, and they metamorphose to cockroaches.
Push them again, and they will disappear."

# You can specify dynamic loading module. Refer to squish theme.
# module="libfoo.so"

# Number of stats
# Default theme assumes the last stat is dead stat.
# Therefore, "stats=1" usually doesn't make sense.
stats = 3

# Number of directions
directions = 24

# Size of pixmaps
pixmap_size = {48, 48}

# Step pixels for motion
step_pixel = 12

# The data follow from here.
# The number of "data" entries should be same as the value of "stats" above.
# Each "data" entry consists of each direction frames.
# If the number of directions is four, "data" entry could be as follows,
# data {
# {"file-01.png" "file-02.png" ...} # direction-1 (right)
# {"file-11.png" "file-12.png" ...} # direction-2 (up)
# {"file-21.png" "file-22.png" ...} # direction-3 (left)
# {"file-31.png" "file-32.png" ...} # direction-4 (down)
# }
# Direction starts from "right", and it is anticlockwise.
# File names are used for (cyclic)animated frames,
# and the number of them is not limited.
# You can notice more tips in the following actual data.


# Stat-1
data {
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}	# right
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-up.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-up.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-up.png"}		# up
{"gnome-gimp-up.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-up.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}		# left
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-left.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-down.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-down.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-down.png"}		# down
{"gnome-gimp-down.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-down.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
{"gnome-gimp-right.png"}
}
# [Tips] Internally, only one pixmap is made for the duplicated files. 
# So don't care about duplications.


# Stat-2
data {
{"gnome-mnemonic.png"}
}
# [Tips] If every direction has same frames, you can omit the others.


# Stat-3
data {
{"panel-menu-main.png" "gnome-unknown.png" "gnome-unknown.png" ""}
}
# [Tips] This is an animated frames example.
# The last empty file name implies to vanish.
# [Tips] As I wrote abobe, the last stat is dead stat.
# Normally, it might be good to make it vanish.