Pixelated/dithered widgets issue.

[ghost]

Hey man! Love the theme.
Decided to open an issue because I had to rollback the spritesheets.
I don't think you noticed, but the new version that you uploaded looks compressed or messed up.
Take a look.

This is the new spritesheet.

This is the old one.

There hasn't been an issue about it yet, so I decided to write this, hoping you could fix it so no one will face this issue :)

[rdbende]

Shit. I published 3 bugfix releases before I came abroad, but I forgot to actually try them out.

Thank you for noticing this! Hopefully I can fix it from my phone, or else I'd need someone to fix it.

[ghost]

I understand man, working abroad is a mess! I'm glad I could help you notice.

[rdbende]

I'd be grateful, if somebody could help me with this, because developing from a phone is a nightmare. I can't figure out what's wrong, and what might cause the issue.

How to do it:

• git clone the repo
• npm install inside src/
• Experiment with some stuff (might even change versions in packages.json and the reinstall packages.
• node spritesheet_generator.js
• See if pixelatedness and ditheredness gets fixed.

[ghost]

Oh it's not the spritesheet generator, it's the image itself!
I myself have been able to fix the issue by looking at the commit logs.

cb2b3a7

From there, I just downloaded the originals & replaced them inside the sv-ttk/theme folder
I believe that the issue has nothing to do with the spritesheet generator as what appears look more like compression artifacts than anything.
Worst case scenario, if the spritesheet generator is involved, maybe you could just roll it back to it's first version. That should do the trick

[rdbende]

Sooo. Turns out I actually fixed it, just caching got in the way, and the preview was outdated. Will publish a release ASAP.

[rdbende]

Ok, I managed to fix it.

[rdbende]

Thankfully a lotta stuff is automated here, which made fixing it from a phone way easier. I don't know my Pypi password anyway :D