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File menu icons should be 16x16 in order to display pixel perfect. Only two of the actions in the file menu are actually at this size.
Screenshot
Image key:
Red: Icon is not available in the correct size
Orange: Icon is available in the correct size, but uses a 20x20 icon instead
Blue: Icon is not available in the correct size, uses 15x15 icon
Green: Icon of correct size is used
Proposal
I think this is a symptom of poor organization of icons. Icon file names don't indicate their size, nor are they organized in subfolders by size. I think the rendered icons in the theme ought to be split into folders by size. Then we can have something like 16x16/project_save and 20x20/project_save, which would make it very clear which size is in use.
I'm unsure of the best way to organize the different sizes when it comes to the source .svg files. If I'm not mistaken, we intended to make each icon its own file? Perhaps all size variations could be kept in one file, or perhaps they should mirror the structure of the exported images.
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Bug Summary
File menu icons should be 16x16 in order to display pixel perfect. Only two of the actions in the file menu are actually at this size.
Screenshot
Image key:
Proposal
I think this is a symptom of poor organization of icons. Icon file names don't indicate their size, nor are they organized in subfolders by size. I think the rendered icons in the theme ought to be split into folders by size. Then we can have something like 16x16/project_save and 20x20/project_save, which would make it very clear which size is in use.
I'm unsure of the best way to organize the different sizes when it comes to the source .svg files. If I'm not mistaken, we intended to make each icon its own file? Perhaps all size variations could be kept in one file, or perhaps they should mirror the structure of the exported images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: