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Corrected consistency of name length and wording of the v3 explanation

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The v1 brush name length was still shown as byte 20 - (header_size -20) instead of 20 - (headersize - 1).
The v3 explanation did use 'noticing' instead of 'notifying'.
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Michael Schumacher 2009-06-20 12:46:42 +02:00
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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Based on examples and code, it seems that v1 is like v2, but it is
lacking bytes 20 - 27 (no magic or spacing info), and thus having
as last header field:
Bytes 20 - (header_size - 20):
Bytes 20 - (header_size - 1):
Type: char *
Value: undefined encoding string - name of brush
@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Bytes 0 - 3: header_size:
Bytes 4 - 7: version
Type: 32 bit unsigned int
Value: The file format version. Currently
Value: The file format version.
Bytes 8 - 11: width
Type: 32 bit unsigned int
@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ The GIMP Paintbrush File Format Version 3 (.gbr)
------------------------------------------------
This changed GIMP brush format was introduced by the FilmGimp or
CinePaint developers without noticing the GIMP developers. We've added
support for reading these brushes. The format is very similar to
version 2 but uses the bytes field as a data format identifier. It
seems the only format identifier in use is 18 which corresponds to
16bit floats. If you encounter brushes with a different data format,
please let the GIMP developers know.
CinePaint developers without notifying the GIMP developers. We've
added support for reading these brushes. The format is very similar
to version 2 but uses the bytes field as a data format identifier.
It seems the only format identifier in use is 18 which corresponds
to 16bit floats. If you encounter brushes with a different data
format, please let the GIMP developers know.