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Added 2 missing icons. Added hi-res Retina icons. Updated README for icons with more Mac details.
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All icon and other PNG files are derived from a Photoshop file. The Photoshop
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file has multiple layers, which need to be enabled or disabled when producing
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the various PNG files. A full description of which layers need to be adjusted
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is in Photshop Notes.xlsm, an Excel worksheet.
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Smaller icons require manual editing for best appearance.
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For Windows-----------
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Windows .ico file should contain 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, and 256x256 images. We
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also include 24x24 for Windows XP compatibility.
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A .ico file can be built at the website icoconvert.com.
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For macOS -----------
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macOS naming conventions for icons:
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icon_64x64.png (for standard resolution)
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icon_64x64@2x.png (for hi-res Retina icons)
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The macOS hi-res icons are double the size of the standard icons.
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ex. the icon_128x128@2x is actually a 256x256 image. Mac automatically
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selects the correct one based on the type of display.
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macOS defaults to using pt (point) instead of px (pixel) for image size. Set the image DPI to 72 px for the
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original image and it should not cause any sizing issues if using px.
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Mac has a native command line tool, "iconutil", for creating *.icns file.
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Create the images, listed below, in a folder named oscar-icons.iconset (note the extension on a folder)
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For more information check "man iconutil" or the Mac Developer documentation at:
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https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/GraphicsAnimation/Conceptual/HighResolutionOSX/Optimizing/Optimizing.html
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macOS .icns file should contain:
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(Icon size in px)
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icon_16x16.png
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icon_16x16@2x.png (32x32 image)
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icon_32x32.png
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icon_32x32@2x.png (64x64 image)
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icon_128x128.png
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icon_128x128@2x.png (256x256 image)
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icon_256x256.png
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icon_256x256@2x.png (512x512 image)
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icon_512x512.png
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icon_512x512@2x.png (1024x1024 image)
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The macOS *.icns file can also be edited on Windows using the Greenfish Icon Editor. |