[gcompris-devel] [Fwd: Request autorization for pictures use]

pgeorges pascal.georges1 at free.fr
Fri Dec 14 09:53:03 UTC 2001


bruno a écrit :
> 
> That's excellent. I am waiting for that since version 0.1 ;)
> 
> On my side, I already tried to set a background (paintings) to some
> early boards (falling concept).
> It does not convince me at that time because it makes the game and the
> background confusing.
> In your mind Pascal, in which board do you think it would be
> appropriate?

We need some diversity in board designs, to make things attractive. Il
you pass a level and get a nice tiger stretching on its back, 4 legs up,
it's better than getting only a smiling flower. Of course, boards must
not lose too much on readability.
 
> I believe that these images could be used in your quizz boards like
> 'find the tigger'.
> We can also use them in the memory card.

Yes, we've got many opportunities there. The best thing to do would be
to keep a constant gcompris look and feel plus nice pictures. I don't
know exactly how till now.

I think animal pictures should replace the actual paintings, which are a
bit too 'adult' and 'dark' for children.
 
> Another concept I though about is to have a board dedicated to
> presentation and training. My idea is to use gtkhtml widget for that.
> Since gtk widget are usable 'as is' in the canvas, it is technicaly easy
> to do and we will have to do it at least to reintroduce the display of
> the help in gcompris, since it disapeared with the fullscreen :(
> This way a teacher can create an html presentation with image and text
> and include it as a board in gcompris. Beside that if there is some
> other boards more 'playable' that complements it, you can create a
> 'thema' like history, train, plane, parachute, ...
> For example, why not explain how a parachute works beside the
> paratrooper board, or train history beside train memory.
> Any comment on that ?

Show the code :-)

Pascal




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