Hello,

Some one once had, if I remember correctly, a Photoshop file of all commodities layered so that essentially one could make any commodity any value they wished. I wanted to play around with this file again for my own purposes. Does any one still happen to have this file?

Thanks

It's in the Archive.
Of course it uses the current backgrounds, and not Flo's new proposals (as those haven't been worked out yet).
The latest commodity template is the one dated 2006-11-16, but the calamity template was updated 2007-02-03, and the generated PNG's multiple times later.

P.S. Generally, if I've ever used a file related to CivProject, it's somewhere in the Archive. Just follow the link in the menu to the left and start digging. D.S.

yeah, that's where I got the file too.

I'm placing all in an uncompressed photoshop file too, so that at the end all can download this one file too. (apart from the printsheets ofcourse)

Just some OT comments to Flo:

PSD files are compressed! It is a poor non-destructive compression, but it is compression. Without compression, just the commodity backgrounds would be more than 40MB, but in fact the entire file fits in 25MB.
Of course, with proper compression instead the file could have fit in about 10MB...

Your nice little signature is so very true when one, like most of the population, is slightly dyslectic. However, there ARE people who read letter-by-letter to form words, rather than reading the whole word simultaneously. And those people just won't be able to read that. In fact I know a few such people. But then I know even more "properly" dyslectic people where you could even throw around the words in the sentence, just keeping the first and last in place, and they would still be able to read it...

whatever. You could read it, cause you reacted on it. And that's how far it goes.

Found it, thanks!