Not many tools needed. Just replace the background colors woth transparent and save as .xpm (Which may be a problem for windows users). Then you want to copy the fallout icon from the freeciv hires tiles into the same position.
The easy way is then to just replace the hires graphics files in data/hires with the civ 2 ones.
If you are feeling creative you can also create a new directory data/civ2gfx and put the civ 2 gfx files in there, copy the *.spec files from data/hires/ into data/civ2gfx/ . Then go through the *.spec files in the new directory and simply change all occurences of "hires" to "civ2gfx". Lastly, copy data/hires.tilespec to data/civ2gfx.tilespec, and change all occurences of "hires" in that file to "civ2gfx".
Now you can start the client as "civclient --tiles=civ2gfx".
(this descriptions of course works for all civ 2 tilesets.)
The easy way is then to just replace the hires graphics files in data/hires with the civ 2 ones.
If you are feeling creative you can also create a new directory data/civ2gfx and put the civ 2 gfx files in there, copy the *.spec files from data/hires/ into data/civ2gfx/ . Then go through the *.spec files in the new directory and simply change all occurences of "hires" to "civ2gfx". Lastly, copy data/hires.tilespec to data/civ2gfx.tilespec, and change all occurences of "hires" in that file to "civ2gfx".
Now you can start the client as "civclient --tiles=civ2gfx".
(this descriptions of course works for all civ 2 tilesets.)
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