?48x48 icons in thumbnailmode are not sharp
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I will check what's wrong with the shared folder - there is a 32x32 icon, and it should be used for larger icons too.
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I found an (IMO important) usecase to show smaller icons without scaling.
When I want to compare icons of different sizes, this is what TC shows me:
https://abload.de/img/iconsdasln.png
Instead it would be very convenient to show this:
https://abload.de/img/icons296s1k.png
Could you please consider it?
Side note: The Icon 7 (see image) of the WCMICONS48.DLL is wrong in 48x48 version. ("A." and "Z." instead of ".A" and ".Z")
When I want to compare icons of different sizes, this is what TC shows me:
https://abload.de/img/iconsdasln.png
Instead it would be very convenient to show this:
https://abload.de/img/icons296s1k.png
Could you please consider it?
Side note: The Icon 7 (see image) of the WCMICONS48.DLL is wrong in 48x48 version. ("A." and "Z." instead of ".A" and ".Z")
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It would make sense for .ico files, but not for associated files...
Confirmed, thanks!The Icon 7 (see image) of the WCMICONS48.DLL is wrong in 48x48 version. ("A." and "Z." instead of ".A" and ".Z")
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Thank you it is fine now.ghisler(Author) wrote:I will check what's wrong with the shared folder - there is a 32x32 icon, and it should be used for larger icons too.
Could you please please consider using the biggest icon of an *.ico file? I don't want to open Explorer for this. It would be great.ghisler(Author) wrote:It would make sense for .ico files, but not for associated files...
I just found out that "ThumbIconSize=64" has several issues: (see image below - most of the effects are present at "ThumbIconSize=49" or more - also for "ThumbIconSize=128")
#1) The overlay icons are drawn twice. (see folder "Folder" - there is a small green dot above the big green dot)
#2) TC does not use the 64x64 Icons, instead it scales the 48x48 versions up to 64x64. (see file "Archive2.zip" - could provide reference from explorer)
#3) Icons (*.ico) are scaled down to 12x12. (see file "7.ico")
#4) There is much more flickering when activating thumbnailview than there is with "ThumbIconSize=48"
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Thumbiconsize=64 is currently not supported. I will consider it for a future release.
Regading icons, this isn't so easy because TC uses a single imagelist for all thumbnail icons, and a second one for file list icons.
Regading icons, this isn't so easy because TC uses a single imagelist for all thumbnail icons, and a second one for file list icons.
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It should default to 48x48 for anything bigger than 48x48 then.ghisler(Author) wrote:Thumbiconsize=64 is currently not supported. I will consider it for a future release.
Do I get this right:ghisler(Author) wrote:Regading icons, this isn't so easy because TC uses a single imagelist for all thumbnail icons, and a second one for file list icons.
- imagelist for all thumbnail icons: does no scaling
- imagelist for file list icons: the icons are scaled to ThumbIconSize
Perhaps you could draw the biggest icon of a *.ico file on the imagelist for thumbnails (centered), instead of adding it to the image list of file list icons.