Revise the Luma documentation files

[xonotic/mediasource.git] / gfx / luma_add / README.txt

diff --git a/gfx/luma_add/README.txt b/gfx/luma_add/README.txt
index bbfc1ad22f308a6569aceee682d74f9177feeb95..cf51ba69f424a848b2c7dc97ac4cc56e142d66c9 100644 (file)
--- a/gfx/luma_add/README.txt
+++ b/gfx/luma_add/README.txt
@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ Individual files can be rendered in Inkscape with
 
        File > Export PNG Image (Full page at 96 dpi)
 
-Unfortunately, Inkscape cannot export TGA images,
-therefore it is necessary to convert the exported
+Unfortunately, Inkscape cannot export TGA images.
+Therefore it is necessary to convert the exported
 images afterwards, for example with the GIMP or
 ImageMagick (convert image.png image.tga).
 
@@ -27,18 +27,12 @@ Structure
 I recommend to open the SVG files in a text editor for
 insight. Most images consist of simple path elements.
 SVG filters are applied to these paths to add blurs
-and glows. Shared filters and gradients are explained
-and stored in dedicated files per directory
-
-       common.filters
-       common.gradients
-
-The filters should not require editing. A detailed
-explanation of SVG filter elements is available at
+and glows. The filters should not require editing.
+More information about SVG filters is available at
 
        <https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/filters.html>
 
-Filters may be turned off with
+In Inkscape, filters can be turned off with
 
        View > Display mode > No Filters