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ajlaban · 03-21-2001, 03:32 AM

Dear Jim and Morgan,

Forgive me for starting a new topic on this. Some time ago Morgan uploaded an icon library with all of the fish in the tank. I saw it yesterday and downloaded it but in looking for the topic just now I could not find it.

The icons are great but are 32 x 32. I use and prefer 48 x 48 icons and I do quite a lot of icon creation. I immediately converted the icons to 48 x 48 true color but the results were blocky as I expected. So, I am currently creating 48 x 48 true color icons for all of the fish in the tank directly from the bitmaps found in the "in the tank" and "wish list" sections of this site. So far I've done my favorites: the Clown Trigger, the Percula Clown and the Powder Blue Tang and am quite pleased with the results.

I would be happy to upload them if someone tells me how. The thought occurs to me that 48 x 48 true color icons might be just the ticket for Jim to include in his fish selection menu when he gets to that part of his wonderful project.

03-21-2001, 03:32 AM	#1
ajlaban Registered Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Monroeville, PA. USA Posts: 77	Fish Icons Dear Jim and Morgan, Forgive me for starting a new topic on this. Some time ago Morgan uploaded an icon library with all of the fish in the tank. I saw it yesterday and downloaded it but in looking for the topic just now I could not find it. The icons are great but are 32 x 32. I use and prefer 48 x 48 icons and I do quite a lot of icon creation. I immediately converted the icons to 48 x 48 true color but the results were blocky as I expected. So, I am currently creating 48 x 48 true color icons for all of the fish in the tank directly from the bitmaps found in the "in the tank" and "wish list" sections of this site. So far I've done my favorites: the Clown Trigger, the Percula Clown and the Powder Blue Tang and am quite pleased with the results. I would be happy to upload them if someone tells me how. The thought occurs to me that 48 x 48 true color icons might be just the ticket for Jim to include in his fish selection menu when he gets to that part of his wonderful project. Passed away August 27, 2008.