CentOS Clothes Style

1. Rendering Environment

The promotion rendering environment has the following files:

• doc/ : This directory contains documentation about CentOS clothes' design, translation, and rendering.

• img/ : This directory contains CentOS clothes rendered images.

• svg/ : This directory contains CentOS clothes design projects, used to render images.

• render.sh : This bash script renders CentOS clothes designs for each available translation file.

2. Translation Files

Translation files are sed replacement commands which are applied to svg designs files. You need to have one translation file by person you want to have CentOS clothes rendered for.

The following general markers were created:

Specific markers can be added at the beginning so general markers can be applied on them if necessary. For example:

# Specific cap markers
s!=CAP_LEFT_MSG=!=PERSON_NAME= • =PERSON_GROUP=!
s!=CAP_RIGHT_MSG=!Community Enterprise Operating System!
s!=CAP_BACK_MSG=!CentOS!
# General markers
s!=PERSON_NAME=!John Doe!
s!=PERSON_GROUP=!User!

3. Examples

The following command:

./render.sh JohnDoe en

will render available clothes designs for JohnDoe in English language, in this case Doe's Cap, T-shirt, and Shirt:

3.1. Cap

3.2. T-shirt

3.3. Shirt

4. New Clothes Designs

If you need other but those designs already available, then add your design under svg directory and name it something-(Front|Right|Left|Back).svg. Translations files will be applied automatically to it when rendering.

When you create a new cloth design, try to:

• Make CentOS Logo always visible on each created cloth design. See CentOS logos.

• Create an artistic motif propagation area on your cloth design whenever it be possible.
• Use markers, not personal information. So your design could be applied for more than one person.

Note that if what you need is rendering available designs for a new person, you need to add a new translation file for that person not a new design for him/her.

5. New Clothes Translation Files

Cloth translation files have individual information for each person. To add new translations files, create (or copy and modify) a translation file under the appropriate language.

Note that when rendering, translations are retrieved from CentOS artwork svn repo. In order to make your own translations or improve anyone of those already in the svn repo, you need to download a working copy of cloth translation and then commit your changes back to the svn repository.

6. Industrial Production

• What information does industrial producers need to create clothes with CentOS design ?

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