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Registered User Joined: May 2014 Posts: 842 🎧 10 years Logic Icons - ICNS file format By accident, I found out that you can add ICNS icons as Logic Custom Icons.This would make sense since ICNS supports icon sizes for Regular and Retina displays.I don't have a Retina display but here's how you can create your ICNS files for Logic icons.When you add an Logic icon, this is where you can specify an ICNS file.So what I did was add images for an ICNS file for Regular (using an Apple Application I wrote called ICNSCreator)and RetinaI found out though, only 3 of the images are being used but I only have a non-Retina display.Here's some of the places that the icons get displayed.Arrange Track resized.Mixer area.Inspector area.I've also attached a default Logic Pro ICNS file just so if anyone with a Retina can see if other image sizes are seen in Logic Pro X. Registered User Joined: May 2014 Posts: 842 🎧 10 years This is kind of cool.I wound up taking existing ICNS files from AU Instruments that the AU developers already created and added those in Logic Pro X.Extracted ICNS files from AU Instruments.Added to Logic Pro X.Example using the Korg M1 ICNS Icon. Gear Addict Joined: Sep 2011 🎧 10 years Very cool, added several to my custom icons. Thanks. Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2011 🎧 10 years You can just drag a grapics file, for example png, jpg, etc., directly onto the image in the

Track Header (no need to even open the icon window), and Logic converts it to a tiff file and adds it to its collection stored in the ~/Library/Audio Music Apps/Custom Icons/So what's the difference with ICON file? Just the embedded multiple resolutions?. Registered User Joined: May 2014 Posts: 842 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by EdgarRothermich ➡️ Just the embedded multiple resolutions?. It's not JUST multiple resolutions.Depending on the single image you drag and drop, if it's just ONE image Logic will try it's best to display that single image at different sizes.If not support as in multiple images at different sizes, the image won't display properly. A 512x512 image auto resized at 64x64 would probably fuse as a single color or a 64x64 image auto resized at 512x512 wouldn't look good.Also, I don't have a retina display mac, so while I only see 3 of the image sizes being used, on retina displays, I think other sizes might be used.The shameless plug I'll add as well, with my ICNSCreator application ( if you drag and drop an ICNS file on it, I'll extract all the images in that ICNS. Gear Maniac Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 205 🎧 20 years Quote: Originally Posted by ValliSoftware ➡️ This is kind of cool.I wound up taking existing ICNS files from AU Instruments that the AU developers already created and added those in Logic Pro X.Extracted ICNS files from AU Instruments.Added to Logic Pro X.Example using the Korg M1 ICNS Icon. Where

Moderators: XnTriq, helmut, xnview offtheroad Posts: 1 Joined: Sat Sep 11, 2010 8:43 pm transparent background to desktop I have a png file on a Mac how do I keep the transparent background so I can use it as a icon on my desktop? When see it unopened on my desktop it has a white background.Rules and Guidelines”) --> XnTriq Moderator & Librarian Posts: 6444 Joined: Sun Sep 25, 2005 3:00 am Location: Ref Desk Re: transparent background to desktop Post by XnTriq » Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:00 pm I'm not a Mac user, but AFAIK you need to convert the PNG image into a .icns file. If you don't want to download and install software, you can upload your image to an online service like iConvert.IconpaperAll about icon conversionTutorial DogHow To Create Icons for Mac OS XMacRumors forumusing .png as icon how?How to use .icns to change dock icons?MacThemes forum{help} application to convert png to icns on macYouTubeHow to create custom mac iconsFasticns: Customise your application\folder icons on your macChanging mac icons/ img2icns reveiwCustom icons on Mac OSX [Tutorial]How to make a icon on a macMac OS X: Icon ComposerHow I do my Mac OS X icon buildingDigitalWaters.netFastIcnsWith an innovative and easy–to–use interface, you can create your icons for Mac in a few steps.Shiny FrogImg2icnsThe fastest and easiest way to create icons for Mac OS X. From a picture to an icon in two steps.amnoid.demakeicnsJulien SalortIcns2RsrcIcns2Rsrc converts .icns file to a resource file containing a icns resource. The software also does Rsrc2Icns conversion.MscapeIconographer XIconographer is a fully-featured icon editor. It allows you to both change the icons of items and to edit the icon resources used by various programs.FreeMacSoftLiteIconChange and restore any icons of your system.PanicCandyBarChange and organize your Mac OS X icons and dock. Attachments XnView.icns.zip Created

Img2icns è uno strumento online che consente di convertire immagini in icone ICNS per macOS. Si tratta di uno strumento molto utile e semplice da usare, che non richiede registrazione e che può essere usato in modo completamente gratuito.Gli utenti macOS sanno che non è semplice personalizzare le icone dei propri file o cartelle. I formati di icone supportati da Windows e Linux non funzionano su macOS. Pertanto, è necessario convertire le immagini nel formato ICNS prima di poterle utilizzare come icone sul proprio Mac. In questi casi serve l'aiuto di uno strumento come img2icns.Usare img2icns è molto semplice. Bisogna solo seguire alcuni semplici passaggi:Una volta su img2icns, selezionare l'immagine che si vuole convertire in un'icona ICNS. Lo strumento supporta vari formati di immagine tra cui PNG, SVG, JPG e WEBP.Scaricare il file risultante in formato ICNS.I vantaggi derivanti dall'utilizzo di img2icns sono molteplici. Alcuni di loro sono:Nessuna registrazione richiesta: si può utilizzare img2icns in modo completamente anonimo e gratuito.Interfaccia semplice: la sua interfaccia è molto intuitiva e facile da usare, anche se non si ha esperienza precedente nella conversione di immagini in icone.Supporta più formati di immagine: lo strumento supporta più formati di immagine, il che significa che si possono convertire la maggior parte delle immagini in icone ICNS.Risparmiare tempo e fatica: invece di dover cercare uno strumento di conversione delle icone specifico per macOS e imparare come usarlo, si può semplicemente utilizzare img2icns. La sua funzionalità è molto semplice e diretta, il che significa che si possono ottenere le icone ICNS in pochissimo tempo.🔗 Vai su img2icnsLeggi anche...Find Icons: cerca tutte le icone che vuoiimg2icns : convertire gratis immagini in icone ICNS per macOS Reviewed by ROX WEB on 22.6.24 Rating: 5

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