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Replace all armor slot icons #10

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Replace all armor slot icons #10

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I thought the new icons looked too much like clothes and a motorcycle helmet, so I got inspired and redid the set to look like actual armour.

  • Helmet: a modified Neuicons icon from svgrepo.com
  • Torso, legs, feet: entirely new icons by Blockhead (myself)

The following PNG optimisations were used on the images after Inkscape export:

pngquant 16 <filename> --floyd=0 --strip --speed 1
mv <filename>-or8.png <filename> # Assuming UNIX clobbering behaviour
oxipng -omax <filename>

The result is much smaller than an ordinary RGBA PNG export.

The --posterize option of pngquant is not recommended; I found it made the outline look way worse by undoing the smoothness of the anti-aliasing, and it set the main fill colour to the wrong shade of grey which was a bit too dark, so contrast was lost.

* Helmet: a modified Neuicons icon from svgrepo.com
* Torso, legs, feet: entirely new icons by Blockhead
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Much better than the current options, thanks

@wsor4035 wsor4035 merged commit 5e81a10 into main Mar 11, 2024
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@Montandalar Montandalar deleted the new_armour_icons branch March 12, 2024 04:38
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