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Originally Posted by MaXyM
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It seems like those 2-file icons are compiled within the application while others not. And those "others" are kind of simplified.
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It's obviously what is happening, otherwise, we would at least see the related graphic files in the
\data\toolbar_icons subfolder. I just checked again : there is no file that have the same name as the ones mentioned in the
official image list. Not one... In my Cubicpack themes, I have an example of this : I'll take the
Options : toggle metronome action (#40364). In each theme, I have provided 3 files for this :
toolbar_metro_off.png
toolbar_metro_on.png
These two have exactly the same name as what appears in the official image list : they are there to be used with the default main toolbar and consequently appear, instead of the embedded ones in Reaper. Additionaly, I added this one :
toolbar_C_metro_[l/m/r].png
which appears if the user wants to use the bundled toolbar1 in the pack which have additional actions, compared to the default toolbars (at their reseted state) : it baheves exactly as the official ones and only one graphic file is needed for this.
So, it seems that the rule is :
1) if we want personal icons for the main toolbar, we have to provide graphic files exactly named as in the official list, otherwise 'embedded' icons will be used (two files are needed for one function, for most cases).
2) If we want personal icons for other toolbars such as the default piano roll one, we have to provide graphic files that are named exactly as the ones present in the
\data\toolbar_icons Reaper installation subfolder (one graphic file is enough).
3) If we want personal icons for actions not integrated in one or other reseted toolbar, we also have to provide graphic files but can name it as wanted (one graphic file is enough).
At least, this is what stays in my mind, concerning this. But we never had a decent documentation about it : it's probably considered as obvious...