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Newcomers DBPro Corner / DBPro: How do I make fitting icons to my executable

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DarkMasta
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Posted: 7th Oct 2006 08:31
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I've been working on a game, which is now looking splendid and I thought, it should also look just as fine at it is. Now, I drawed a picture for an icon on bmp with 32x32 and converted it into a *.ico with IrfanView (if anybody knows that program, its a slideshow and graphic program, but irrelevant).
However, if I apply the icon on my executable it becomes rescaled and distortingly pixeled. Which size does an icon normally have to have to actually look good?

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dark donkey
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Posted: 7th Oct 2006 11:30
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i think i now of the program your looking for its simply called install creator made by click team hers the link http://clickteam.com/eng/installcreator.php theres a free version wich means on your instaler there will be an ad, any ive used this program for a long time and how do i get a ico file

thanks

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DarkMasta
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Posted: 8th Oct 2006 20:05 Edited at: 8th Oct 2006 20:13
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Thnx.

P.S. lol, that signature is funny. Is that a game?

Edit: Oh, icons are easy made. Just draw them on bitmap or whatever graphic tool you prefer to use and convert them to *.ico with Irfanview. You can download the newest version from TwoCows:

http://www.downloadshome.com/irfanview/

Er, how about acquiring some punctuation. It makes you coherent, you know...

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dark donkey
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Posted: 8th Oct 2006 20:15
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well i would like it to be a game someday when im more expeeerianced at programing riht now im learning, i dont have a clue how to program

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DarkMasta
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Posted: 9th Oct 2006 14:18 Edited at: 9th Oct 2006 14:28
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I have never been able to cope with the 3d stuff on DBPro-coding, but 2d's all right. You can make quite good games there too, without worrying that much about 3dmaths, bugs, 3d-modellers, landscapes, collisions, etc. You just start to draw the animations, post them as sprites on the screen and use some if-endif commands around them to interact.

Edit: Erm, the Install Creator is quite handy, but it did not solve my problem as such...

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