\section{Catalog of profiles}
\label{sec:catalogo}

The profiles that come with \pgfgoname, each one with a sample and with its definition, as it is in |pgf-go-profiles.sty|. They are used with |profile| (p.~\pageref{subsec:perfiles}).

\subsection{default}

The initial style of the package: the one the board and the players have before a profile is used, and the one they go back to before any other is applied.
\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = default}
	
	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsection{pgfgo}
\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = pgfgo}
	
	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Board}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefinegoban{pgfgo}{
		background = {
			fill = {
				color = pgfgo,
				opacity = 1},
			line = {
				color = pgfgo!10!black,
				opacity = 1},
			shadow = {true},
			rounded corners = {
				inner = 0pt,
				outer = 2pt
			}},
		grid = {
			line = {
				color = pgfgo!10!black,
				width = 1pt}},
		label = {
			color = black
		}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Players}
The colors |wainshade|, |wainwhite| and |wainblack| are those of the profile |wain|, below.

	We declare all the players and start by defining the look of the neutral one.
	
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer{pgfgo-neutral}{
			stone = {
				line = {
					true,
					color = black,
					width = 0.3pt,
					opacity = 1,
				},
				fill = {
					true,
					color = gray,
					opacity = 1,
				},
				radius = 0.17cm,
				scale = 1,
				shadow = {true, opacity = 0.5, offset = 1pt, angle = -45},
				shine = {true, angle = 45, color = wainshade}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = black,
					format = arabic,
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line = {
					color = black,
					width = 1pt,
				},
				fill = {true, color = gray},
				label = {
					color = black,
					format = arabic
				}
			}
		}
	\end{codeexample}
	
	
	Some things, such as the line width, opacities and so on, I want kept in every stone, so I copy the template of the neutral player.
	
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = pgfgo-neutral]{pgfgo-white}{
			stone = {
				fill = {color = wainwhite},
				shine = {color = white}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = black
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line 	= {color = black},
				label = {color = black}
			}
		}

		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = pgfgo-neutral]{pgfgo-black}{
			stone = {
				fill = {
					color = wainblack
				}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = pgfgo
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line = {
					color = pgfgo,
				},
				label = {color = black}
			}
		}
	\end{codeexample}

\subsection{pgfgosmooth}
\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = pgfgosmooth}
	
	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Board}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\definecolor{pgfgosmooth-grid}{HTML}{C7A253}

	\pgfgodefinegoban[from = pgfgo]{pgfgosmooth}{
		background = {
			line = false,
			rounded corners = {
				inner = 2pt,
				outer = 8pt
			},
			shadow = {true}},
		grid = {
			line = {color = pgfgosmooth-grid}
			}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Players}
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]		
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = pgfgo-neutral]{pgfgosmooth-neutral}{
			stone = {
				line = false,
				radius = 0.19cm,
				shine = {opacity = 0.5}}
		}		
	\end{codeexample}


	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = pgfgo-black]{pgfgosmooth-black}{
			stone = {line = false, shine = {opacity = 0.5}}
		}
	\end{codeexample}
	
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = pgfgo-white]{pgfgosmooth-white}{
			stone = {line = false}	
		}
	\end{codeexample}

\subsection{wain}
\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = wain}
	
	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Colors}
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\definecolor{waingoban}{HTML}{402A2D}
		\definecolor{waingoban-s}{HTML}{493739}
		\definecolor{waingrid}{HTML}{FAE0B2}
		\definecolor{wainblack}{HTML}{4B4B4D} %PIEDRA NEGRA
		\definecolor{wainshade}{HTML}{E6E7E8}
		\definecolor{wainwhite}{HTML}{EFEFEF} %PIEDRA BLANCA
	\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Board}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefinegoban[from = default]{wain}{
		background = {
			fill = {
				color = waingoban,
				opacity = 1},
			line = {
				color = waingrid,
				opacity = 1}},
		grid = {
			line = {
				color = waingrid,
				width = 1pt}
			},
		label = {color = waingoban}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Players}
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = default-neutral]{wain-neutral}{
			stone = {
				line = {
					true,
					color = waingrid,
					width = 0.2pt,
					opacity = 1,
				},
				fill = {
					true,
					color = wainblack!50!wainwhite,
					opacity = 1,
				},
				radius = 0.17cm,
				scale = 1,
				shadow = {true, opacity = 0.5, offset = 1pt, angle = -45},
				shine = {true, angle = 45, color = wainshade}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = black,
					format = arabic,
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line = {
					color = waingoban,
					width = 1pt,
				},
				label = {
					color = waingoban,
					format = arabic
				},
			}
		}
	\end{codeexample}



	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = wain-neutral]{wain-white}{
			stone = {
				fill = {
					color = wainwhite
				}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = waingoban
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line = {
					color = waingoban,
				},
				label = {color = waingoban}
			}
		}
	\end{codeexample}


	
	
	\begin{codeexample}[code only]
		\pgfgodefineplayer[from = wain-neutral]{wain-black}{
			stone = {
				fill = {
					color = wainblack
				}
			},
			move = {
				label = {
					color = waingrid
				}
			},
			mark = {
				line = {
					color = waingrid,
				},
				label = {color = waingrid}
			}
		}
	\end{codeexample}

\subsection{simple}
\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = simple}

	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Definition}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefineprofile[from = default]{simple}{
		goban = {
			background = {line = false},
			grid = {line = {width = 0.4pt}}
		},
		all = {stone = {line = {width = 0.5pt}}}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsection{shell}
\label{subsec:perfilshell}

A wooden board with slate and shell stones, drawn with the images that come with \pgfgoname\ (p.~\pageref{subsec:piedrasimagen}). Each white stone uses one of five images, turned a little. The shadow needs pdf\LaTeX\ or Lua\LaTeX\ with PDF output.

\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = shell}

	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Definition}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefineprofile[from = default]{shell}{
		goban = {
			background = {
				line = false,
				fill = {image = {file = pgfgo-board.jpg}}
			}
		},
		all = {
			stone = {
				shadow = {
					true,
					angle = -45,
					offset = 0.75pt,
					scale = 1.2,
					opacity = 0.6,
					image = {file = pgfgo-shadow.png}
				}
			}
		},
		black = {stone = {image = {file = pgfgo-shell-black.png}}},
		white = {
			stone = {
				image = {
					file = {pgfgo-shell-white-1.png, pgfgo-shell-white-2.png, pgfgo-shell-white-3.png,
						pgfgo-shell-white-4.png, pgfgo-shell-white-5.png},
					rotate = -15:15
				}
			}
		}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsection{yunzi}

Like |shell|, but with matte stones, without stripes, like the Chinese \emph{yunzi}: two images for the white stones, without a turn, because the light of each image comes from one side. It starts from |shell| (|from = shell|): it only changes the images of the stones.

\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = yunzi}

	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Definition}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefineprofile[from = shell]{yunzi}{
		black = {stone = {image = {file = pgfgo-yunzi-black.png}}},
		white = {
			stone = {
				image = {
					file = {pgfgo-yunzi-white-1.png, pgfgo-yunzi-white-2.png},
					rotate = 0
				}
			}
		}
	}
\end{codeexample}

\subsection{baduktv}

A light board, of plain wood, with plain stones, one image for each color, without a turn; the soft shadow is that of |shell|. Like |shell|, it needs pdf\LaTeX\ or Lua\LaTeX\ with PDF output for the shadow.

\begin{codeexample}[width=4cm]
	\pgfgoset{profile = baduktv}

	\begin{goban}[partial = A1:G3]
		\moves[from = 1]{A:F 3}
		\stones[w]{A1:2}
		\stones[b]{B1:2}
		\stones[n]{C1:2}
		\stone[w, mark = circle]{D1}
		\mark[w, circle]{D2}
		\stone[b, mark = circle]{E1}
		\mark[b, circle]{E2}
		\stone[n, mark = circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, circle]{F2}
		\mark[w, t-square]{F1}
		\mark[b, t-circle]{F1}
		\mark[n, t-square]{F1}
	\end{goban}
\end{codeexample}

\subsubsection*{Definition}
\begin{codeexample}[code only]
	\pgfgodefineprofile[from = default]{baduktv}{
		goban = {
			background = {
				line = false,
				fill = {image = {file = pgfgo-baduktv-goban.png}}
			}
		},
		all = {
			stone = {
				shadow = {
					true,
					angle = -45,
					offset = 0.75pt,
					scale = 1.2,
					opacity = 0.6,
					image = {file = pgfgo-shadow.png}
				}
			}
		},
		black = {stone = {image = {file = pgfgo-baduktv-black.png}}},
		white = {stone = {image = {file = pgfgo-baduktv-white.png}}}
	}
\end{codeexample}