I am trying to make some of my icons, but I am stupid and have no idea how to go about doing this. Can any of you help me out? Maybe Michaelm8000 or someone?
Strider this is what I usually do and I find it's the easiest. I make all my icons in Photoshop. I make a 128, 48, 32, and 16 pixel versions. I save them as .psd files with the background transparent. Then I take the application "IconComposer" that comes with the OS X dev tools and import the pics that way.. then I save as a icn. You can stop there or you can then bring it into Iconographer and fine tune them.
<strong>Strider this is what I usually do and I find it's the easiest. I make all my icons in Photoshop. I make a 128, 48, 32, and 16 pixel versions. I save them as .psd files with the background transparent. Then I take the application "IconComposer" that comes with the OS X dev tools and import the pics that way.. then I save as a icn. You can stop there or you can then bring it into Iconographer and fine tune them.
I found this is the easiest way for me anyhow.</strong><hr></blockquote>
If you're going to use photoshop you might as well use IconBuilder... (a photoshop plugin for creating the icns)
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I found this is the easiest way for me anyhow.
1. making the pic.
2. Make the pic 128X128 and 72 DPI
3. Make a mask of the Pic
4. Copy and Past into Iconographer.
5. Reasize everything and copy and past at all the different sizes (48X48, 32X32, 16X16)
It is really easy I am sure you will get it.
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<strong>Strider this is what I usually do and I find it's the easiest. I make all my icons in Photoshop. I make a 128, 48, 32, and 16 pixel versions. I save them as .psd files with the background transparent. Then I take the application "IconComposer" that comes with the OS X dev tools and import the pics that way.. then I save as a icn. You can stop there or you can then bring it into Iconographer and fine tune them.
I found this is the easiest way for me anyhow.</strong><hr></blockquote>
If you're going to use photoshop you might as well use IconBuilder... (a photoshop plugin for creating the icns)