Closed kaansoral closed 5 years ago
The current version creates the sizes 16, 32, 48 and 256. From what I've seen so far these size are quite common for Windows apps. I already have extended them with 512 and 768 since on newer Windows versions some apps seem to have really huge icons but that code isn't already on Github. However I can also add 64 and 128. That makes the generated file bigger (which is rather irrelevant today, I think) but it would keep the command line options as simple as they are now. Would that help?
Just saw your reply, yes that would help - I believe either 64 or 128 was needed
Sorry for being much too late on this. Could you send me a link to a sample png which I can convert using the new sizes? I would convert it using the additional sizes and you can check if it works for you. Before pushing my changes I'd like to confirm that they are OK.
Fixed with v2.0.0.
There are only 4 resolutions in the generated .ico files, after 256x256, I believe it drops to either 64x64 or 48x48 - My usecase is for Steam, as far as I inspect, regular steam .ico's all have 5 dimensions in them, http://www.png2ico.com/ seems to put 6 dimensions in a .ico file
I really like your tool, however, it would be really great to specify the dimensions for .ico's