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Maijestro

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: 7/25 21:57 #201

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@DigitalDesigns

Thank you so much for this icon pack. It's really great, and you've described how to use it really well in the readme file.

Personally, I was only interested in the partition icons because the rest is a bit incomplete and I don't want to mix up my system too much, even though I have created a backup.

Here you can see my workbench with the icons you provided. It's great, and I didn't even know that AmigaOS 4.1 could also handle dual png icons... it's the future

MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE

DigitalDesigns

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 6:34 #202

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@Maijestro

Thank you

What do you mean by the rest is incomplete?

Regards:
JTDigitalDesigns

FlynnTheAvatar

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 9:02 #203

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@DigitalDesigns

First off, I recently purchased your Icon Pack and… wow. It's absolutely spectacular! Beautiful work!

Based on Maijestro’s feedback, I think he might be referring to a few things:

- Missing Emulation drawer in the Workbench setup
- Lack of icons for APPDIR, PIPE, and URL DOSDrivers

You've created a fantastic variety of custom Utilities drawers, but there are no icons for commonly used apps like:
- AmiPDF
- AmiUpdate
- AmiGS
- and more...

Some minor suggestions:

It’d be great to have a DataTypes folder with matching icons, similar to your DOSTypes drawer

And a few wishlist items for future updates (if you’re taking requests 😉):
- Filer drawer + app icon
- RunInUAE drawer + app icon
- Emulation Floppy drawer
- Emulation CinemawareGames drawer
- IMP3 drawer + app icon

Thanks again for such a visually rich and thoughtful pack — these icons would really look great on my Workbench!

BTW: I have a small Python script that splits your PNG icons, resize the individual images to 64x64 (configurable) and concatenates them again. The 256x256 are really detailed, but loading a lot of them (e.g. when opening Prefs drawer) takes a lot more time.

DigitalDesigns

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 10:21 #204

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@FlynnTheAvatar
Thank you for your kind review and the constructive comments!

- Missing Emulation drawer in the Workbench setup
(Emulation drawer will missing but inside icons is there, i will
make this drawer)

- Lack of icons for APPDIR, PIPE, and URL DOSDrivers
(That i know these is missing, working on for them)

You've created a fantastic variety of custom Utilities drawers, but there are no icons for commonly used apps like:
- AmiPDF
- AmiUpdate
- AmiGS
- and more...
(I will make these, some list of commom apps should be nice)

And a few wishlist items for future updates (if you’re taking requests 😉):
- Filer drawer + app icon
- RunInUAE drawer + app icon
- Emulation Floppy drawer
- Emulation CinemawareGames drawer
- IMP3 drawer + app icon
(I will make these)

BTW: I have a small Python script that splits your PNG icons, resize the individual images to 64x64 (configurable) and concatenates them again. The 256x256 are really detailed, but loading a lot of them (e.g. when opening Prefs drawer) takes a lot more time.
(Would it be possible to get a script, it would make importing icons to other platforms a lot easier, I could even pay for it, I understand if you don't want to give or sell it)

skynet

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 10:25 #205

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@FlynnTheAvatar

I'm interested in your Python script. Would you be willing to send it to me, or, as DigitalDesigns indicated, I'm also willing to purchase it.

I'd like to extract the second icon. I tried with icontoiff, but I can't get it to output as webp. Icontoiff gives me an error message.

And in IFF, my Mac displays a rainbow instead of the PNG icon.

Thanks.

Maijestro

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 15:25 #206

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@DigitalDesigns

Quote:

DigitalDesigns wrote:@Maijestro

Thank you
What do you mean by the rest is incomplete?

It's exactly as @FlynnTheAvatar described. Thank you for adding the missing parts to the “infinite icons theme pack.”

Since some users have already reported that the 256x256 PNG icons take a little longer to load, it would be great if you could also offer all icons in 64x64. I hope you can find a solution for this.

Thank you for this great work.

MacStudio ARM M1 Max Qemu//Pegasos2 AmigaOs4.1 FE / AmigaOne x5000/40 AmigaOs4.1 FE

FlynnTheAvatar

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 16:11 #207

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@DigitalDesigns

The script is something I created with the help of CoPilot in a few minutes. It scans a given file, extracts all the embedded PNGs, resizes them to a specified dimension (default: 64×64), and writes them back as a single binary blob.

It was built with Python 3 and runs on Linux. You can pass in a custom size via the --size argument, and note: it overwrites the input file, so make a backup if needed.

I don’t take credit for the idea — feel free to tweak and use it however you like:


#!/bin/env python3



import argparse

from PIL import Image

import io

import re



def find_pngs(file_path):

    with open(file_path, 'rb') as f:

        content = f.read()



    # PNG file starts with this header

    png_header = b'\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n'



    # Find all positions in the binary stream where the header occurs

    positions = [m.start() for m in re.finditer(re.escape(png_header), content)]



    images = []

    for i in range(len(positions)):

        start = positions[i]

        end = positions[i + 1] if i + 1 < len(positions) else len(content)

        images.append(content[start:end])



    return images



def resize_and_export(png_bytes, size=(64, 64)):

    image = Image.open(io.BytesIO(png_bytes))

    resized = image.resize(size, Image.LANCZOS)

    output = io.BytesIO()

    resized.save(output, format='PNG')

    return output.getvalue()



def process_and_concat(input_file, output_file, size=(64, 64)):

    png_raw_data = find_pngs(input_file)

    concatenated = b''



    for i, png in enumerate(png_raw_data):

        small_png = resize_and_export(png, size)

        concatenated += small_png



    with open(output_file, 'wb') as f:

        f.write(concatenated)



if __name__ == "__main__":

    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(

        description="Resizes PNG images in a file and concatenates them in binary form."

    )

    parser.add_argument(

        "input",

        help="Path to the input file containing embedded PNGs"

    )

    parser.add_argument(

        "--size",

        type=int,

        nargs=2,

        default=[64, 64],

        help="Target size (width height)"

    )



    args = parser.parse_args()

    process_and_concat(args.input, args.input, tuple(args.size))

Usage Example — Convert all .info files in the current directory:


find . -name '*.info' -exec ./convert.py --size 64 64 {} \;

Let me know if you find it useful, or have ideas for enhancements!

DigitalDesigns

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 18:08 #208

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Thanks, i dont know how to run scripts in amiga os.

FlynnTheAvatar

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 18:42 #209

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@DigitalDesigns

I am working on a version that works on Amiga OS 4.1. The initial script uses a few features that are not available on Python 2.5. The script is ready, but you need to install PIL from os4depot to make the script work.

Additionally, I need to figure out an easy way to call the script on each file. I keep you updated and I will provide steps how to do the conversion on AmigaOS.

FlynnTheAvatar

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 18:42 #210

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Detailed steps to resize PNG icons on AmigaOS 4.1:

1. Save this script as s:resize.py


#!/usr/bin/env python



import sys

import re

import StringIO

from PIL import Image



def find_pngs(file_path):

    f = open(file_path, 'rb')

    try:

        content = f.read()

    finally:

        f.close()



    png_header = '\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n'

    positions = []

    index = 0

    while True:

        index = content.find(png_header, index)

        if index == -1:

            break

        positions.append(index)

        index += 1



    images = []

    for i in range(len(positions)):

        start = positions[i]

        end = positions[i + 1] if i + 1 < len(positions) else len(content)

        images.append(content[start:end])



    return images



def resize_and_export(png_bytes, size=(64, 64)):

    image = Image.open(StringIO.StringIO(png_bytes))

    resized = image.resize(size, Image.ANTIALIAS)

    output = StringIO.StringIO()

    resized.save(output, format='PNG')

    return output.getvalue()



def process_and_concat(input_file, output_file, size=(64, 64)):

    png_raw_data = find_pngs(input_file)

    concatenated = ''



    for png in png_raw_data:

        small_png = resize_and_export(png, size)

        concatenated += small_png



    f = open(output_file, 'wb')

    try:

        f.write(concatenated)

    finally:

        f.close()



def main():

    if len(sys.argv) < 2:

        print "Usage: python convert.py <input_file> [width height]"

        sys.exit(1)



    input_path = sys.argv[1]

    if len(sys.argv) >= 4:

        width = int(sys.argv[2])

        height = int(sys.argv[3])

        size = (width, height)

    else:

        size = (64, 64)



    process_and_concat(input_path, input_path, size)



if __name__ == "__main__":

    main()

2. Install PIL (https://os4depot.net/share/development/library/misc/pil.lha)
2a. Extract to RAM
2b. Execute RAM:PIL/Install_PIL

3. Create a script that calls s:resize.py on each #?.info file. Execute in Shell in the directory containing the info files:


LIST PAT=#?.info ALL FILES TO t:resize_all LFORMAT="python s:resize.py *"%P%N*" 64 64"

3.a (Optional) Check the t:resize_all script in an editor

4. Execute created script in the same Shell:


EXECUTE T:resize_all

EDIT: Please note the *" around %P%N. It is needed because the Path/filenames might contain spaces.

Edited by FlynnTheAvatar on 2025/7/26 19:28:07
Edited by FlynnTheAvatar on 2025/7/26 19:39:58

nbache

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Yesterday 21:16 #211

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@FlynnTheAvatar

Quote:

Additionally, I need to figure out an easy way to call the script on each file.

There's a ForEach command in C:, maybe that would help?

Best regards,

Niels

FlynnTheAvatar

Re: infinite icons theme pack

Posted on: Today 11:03 #212

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@nbache

Thanks for the suggestion! I actually tried using FOREACH, but I couldn't get it to work recursively across subdirectories based on a pattern. To make it viable, I’d need to first feed it the output from a LIST command anyway. So at that point, I don’t see a clear advantage over just sticking with LIST and EXECUTE directly.

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