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    • BurkhardB Offline
      Burkhard
      last edited by

      Which is the best way to create Icons. Any Tips and suggestions?
      I tried that but with no good results.

      Btw The format should be 16x16 and 24x24 or 16x16 and 32x32 ?

      Burkhard

      [http://www.ia-plus.de(http://www.ia-plus.de)]

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        remus
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        I had a quick go at making icons before and it was simply a case of cutting them out in photoshop ad putting them on a trasparent background. Itd probably help if you were a bit more specific about what these icons were for.

        As for sze, im not really sure.

        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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        • BepB Offline
          Bep
          last edited by

          Hi Burkhard.

          After saving your drawing as a png ,you could use the free "Icon FX" at http://icofx.ro/
          or the very simple software "simly icon" at http://www.smoothdraw.com/product/freeware.htm to edit it further.

          Greetings,

          Bep van Malde

          "History is written by the winners"

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            Daniel S
            last edited by

            SketchUp uses 16 x 16 for small icons
            and 24 x 24 for large ones.

            Daniel S

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              Jim
              last edited by

              If your lazy, you can use the 24x24 size for both the large and small - SketchUp will shrink it to the right size, but it won't look as nice as if you made a small one.

              Cursors are 32x32 , by the way.

              Hi

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