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All images in FlightGear should be sized to powers of two (eg. 64*64, 128*256 or 16*1024). Since FlightGear 1.9, images no longer have to be saved in the .rgb format. Right now .png is most common used among FlightGear developers. | All images in FlightGear should be sized to powers of two (eg. 64*64, 128*256 or 16*1024). Since FlightGear 1.9, images no longer have to be saved in the .rgb format. Right now .png is most common used among FlightGear developers. | ||
Please note that we use spaces in our codes, some developers use rather tabs, to make our code easy(er) to read. Every line that starts a new tag, we press the space key once, so you get a kind of stairs. It does not really matter what method you use, as long as you use it | Please note that we use spaces in our codes, some developers use rather tabs, to make our code easy(er) to read. Every line that starts a new tag, we press the space key once, so you get a kind of stairs. It does not really matter what method you use, as long as you use it consistently throughout all of your files. | ||
==Directories and files== | ==Directories and files== | ||