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These are the graphics of the Cuyo level Plane
Citing the metadata of that level:
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ieGelb.xpm 21.4 Kb [1319 download(s)] ieGras.xpm 8.7 Kb [268 download(s)] ieGrau.xpm 8.6 Kb [215 download(s)] ieGruen.xpm 21.4 Kb [215 download(s)] ieNix.xpm 1.3 Kb [198 download(s)] ieOben.xpm 20.9 Kb [184 download(s)] ieRosa.xpm 21.4 Kb [184 download(s)] ieRot.xpm 21.4 Kb [363 download(s)] ieUnten.xpm 10.5 Kb [547 download(s)]
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I've come across this set a few times now.
What file type is this and how do you use it?
Accidental double post
In a nutshell, xpm is an image format for making pixel art in a text editor. If your application can't handle it natively, you can convert it with gimp or imagemagick.
For more information see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_PixMap or my post http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/feature-request-allow-xpm-file-format.
Hope this helps.