hacceuee
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11 months ago I can think of a couple of solutions:
1) I can upload a file with the squid (and flag, for SR) as a layer, and the ink a separate layer. This may allow you to programmatically adjust the brightness of the squid, and adjust the hue of the ink as needed.
2) I could put a low-opacity flag so it stands out, despite the background color:
3) I could put a solid-opacity neutral flag:
4) I could add an outline (can also do black image with white background):
or
4) I could assign a color (albeit a better one than this):
5) I could neutralize the value:
And of course, any combo of these options.
If there are specific locations/background colors, I believe it may look better to manually set them for each (option 1, or upload separate images for each palette). Otherwise, I think I prefer the look of option 4 (outlines).
Let me know! It's easy to adjust these so I'm happy to upload options for all if you want to play around with it.
fetus-hina
I think this is related to what you were referring to in commit b7a1facfe91abbfcba52a695be146dd1c2e237ba, the current SR Rescues/Rescued icons are hardly visible on light background color.
Reference: on dark background
So, it would be nice to have another version created in a certain visible color in addition to the current icon. (The current icons are very useful for use in dark areas, such as the results image, and I expect that they will be created separately.)
The following image is a tentative one I have in mind. It is not practical, but I think it is good enough for discussion.
It would be great if one image could be used for both light and dark themes, but even if not, I can send different images depending user theme settings.