32bit GlowIcons
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    klesterjr
    Posts: 196 from 2005/4/1
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    10.01.2007
    - glowicon.c, config.h
    Added support for 32bit glowicons. (itix)


    How do you create these? Since there isn't a "RAWBInfo" type utility on MOS, I'm not sure how this is done -- or are they like AROS icons (where two PNG icons are joined together)?

    Thanks.
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    klesterjr
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    It was very late last night when I posted this -- forgot some things . . .

    First of all -- THANK YOU Itix for adding this! :-)

    It seems to work perfectly -- just can't figure out how to create icons.

    If anyone else would like to try this, there are many, many 32bit glowicons at Mason's site.
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    itix
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    How do you create these? Since there isn't a "RAWBInfo" type utility on MOS, I'm not sure how this is done



    AFAIK there is no tool to create 32bit glowicons but it could be trivial to write one. Format is quite simple.

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    or are they like AROS icons (where two PNG icons are joined together)?



    Not at all. They are like old 8bit glowicons but there are two zlib compressed ARGB chunks.
    1 + 1 = 3 with very large values of 1
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    klesterjr
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    @itix
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    AFAIK there is no tool to create 32bit glowicons but it could be trivial to write one. Format is quite simple.


    I suspect that 32bit Glow Icons gets me geeked up more than most people -- hopefully someone will create a tool at some point.

    Thanks, again. :-)
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    GK_LKA
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    Hm, this new icons are not bad, but reading them takes much more time than the png-ones. :( (Reading a directory with 20-30 icons takes me 1-2 seconds...)
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    dIGIMAN
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    GK_LKA wrote:
    Hm, this new icons are not bad, but reading them takes much more time than the png-ones. :( (Reading a directory with 20-30 icons takes me 1-2 seconds...)


    Well, i always like the feature of two icons states.

    Were did u get those icons from?
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    r-tea
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    @ dIGIMAN
    Well, i always like the feature of two icons states.

    Me neither.
    It's great to see that one of AmigaOS-only specific feature is saved in MOS for future.
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    Were did u get those icons from?


    As mentioned below, there are a lot of them on Mason's home page (www.masonicons.de).


    [ Edited by GK_LKA on 2007/1/15 14:56 ]
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    itix
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    Try this: glow32. It is simple command line tool to create 32bit glowicons from two images. I dont intend to develop it further but with this tool you can experiment with your own drawings.
    1 + 1 = 3 with very large values of 1
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    klesterjr
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    itix wrote:
    Try this: glow32. It is simple command line tool to create 32bit glowicons from two images. I dont intend to develop it further but with this tool you can experiment with your own drawings.


    Thank you (again!) :-)

    Edit: Just tried it -- works perfectly!

    [ Edited by klesterjr on 2007/1/15 15:45 ]
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