On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:26:16 +0100, Michael Drake wrote: > It has an animated GIF showing what the animation should look like. I > guess the frames look very similar when viewed independently, but as part > of the animation, the changes are pretty clear.
I notice that only the alpha channel changes - that would explain why they all looked the same here, as I viewed them using a program which ignores the alpha channel. > If you want me to create a strip version with an alpha channel, so it can > be used on any background colour, then I can do that easily. Yes, that will be useful. At the moment I have some issues with alpha channel blits (waiting on a new dev kit which contains the function which does this), so the non-alpha one is probably better for the moment. It will be useful to have it handy for when I'm able to modify the code to support it. > Should the inactive frame be part of the strip, or a separate image? The inactive frame needs to be the first one on the strip. > Finally, it doesn't need to be 24x24 pixels, I can export at other > resolutions too! My buttons are 24x24 with a frame. 32x32 pixels fits fairly well but 28x28 might be better. > > I suppose really I should put it all in resources/themes/default - > > then the entire theme can be switched easily by changing one variable > > and it keeps all the themes together for the future. > > Sounds like a good idea. OK, I'll put some supporting code in for that. > > Are there any default navigation button images? > > Only the ones used on RISC OS. I haven't put them in trunk/art yet. I > could easily do this and we could export them in various formats and > different colours. You can see them here: > > http://www.netsurf-browser.org/documentation/guide#BrowserWindowToolbar It would be very good to get some button images adopted as the default across all platforms. In addition to the above I would need a small tab close gadget as well (my current one is 16x16 pixels). Regards Chris
