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gfx/conv/im-1.2.lha

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Short:Create icons from IFF/ILBM brushes
Author: ukjg at rz.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de (Tobias Ferber)
Uploader:tf antatres ping de (Tobias Ferber)
Type:gfx/conv
Architecture:m68k-amigaos
Date:1995-07-18
Replaces:gfx/conv/im-1.1.lha
Distribution:GPL
Download:gfx/conv/im-1.2.lha - View contents
Readme:gfx/conv/im-1.2.readme
Downloads:542

IM/IconMaker                                                  IM/IconMaker

NAME
    IconMaker (IM) -- Create icons from IFF/ILBM brushes

PURPOSE
    Suppose you painted some brushes and now you want to make icons from them.
    Or let's assume you've downloaded some brushes and you don't know how they
    look like.  This is where it comes to IM -- the IconMaker.  IM creates
    icons from brushes and offers you the best possibility for a preview: the
    Workbench with all its functions!  (-:

INSTALLATION
    Simply copy IM.000 (or IM.030 if you have a MC68030 Amiga) somewhere into
    your path (e.g. to C:) and rename it to IM.

EXAMPLE
    Let's assume you have DOpus5 and you want to see all brushes in
    the Images/ and Images2/ drawer.  You simply have to do the following:

      List >RAM:doit ALL FILES DIR DOpus5:Images/ DOpus5:Images2/ +
        PAT ~(#?.info) LFORMAT "IM FROM *"%p%n*" TO *"%p%n*""

      Execute RAM:doit

    By default IM creates a project icon with the default tool "MultiView" and
    a ToolType "FILETYPE=ILBM".  This is what I need in most cases when using IM
    for the above purpose.  However, with IM you can create icons of any type.

OPTIONS
    IM can be given several parameters:

    FROM=NORMAL/K/A

        The specified IFF/ILBM brush will be used for the normal image of
        the icon.  This argument must be present in the command line.

    SELECTED/K

        The specified IFF/ILBM brush will be used for the selected image of
        the icon.  If present in the command line, an implicit HIGHLIGHT=IMAGE
        is used.

    TO/K/A

        The name of the icon without (!) the trailing ".info" which is appended
        automatically by PutDiskObject().

    IW=ICONWIDTH/K/N
    IH=ICONHEIGHT/K/N

        The dimensions of the icon image.  Smaller values than those of the
        brush(es) will use the top/left corner of the image, larger values 
        will fill up the icon image's bottom/right border with 0's

    MINSIZE/S

        If the two IFF/ILBM brushes differ in size then the resulting icon
        image normally has the dimensions of the larger brush.  However, if
        the MINSIZE switch is present in the command line, the dimensions of
        the smaller brush are used.

    TYPE/K

        By default, IM will use TYPE=PROJECT and create a project icon with
        the default tool "MultiView".  However TYPE can be one of the
        following:  DISK/S,DRAWER/S,TOOL/S,PROJECT/S,GARBAGE/S

    HIGHLIGHT/K

        This argument specifies the highlighting method of the icon, i.e. what
        happens when the icon is selected.  If a SELECTED image is specified,
        then IM implicitly assumes HIGHLIGHT=IMAGE.  However HIGHLIGHT can be
        one of the following: COMPLEMENT/S,BACKFILL/S,IMAGE/S

    IX=ICONX/K/N
    IY=ICONY/K/N

        By default the created icon has no fix position.  These two options allow
        an exact positioning of the created icon.

    TOOLTYPES/K/M

        Any number of ToolTypes can be specified.  By default IM uses

             TOOLTYPES "FILETYPE=ILBM"

    STACKSIZE/K/N

        The default stack size for a tool.

    DEFAULTTOOL/K

        The default tool for PROJECT and DISK icons.

    WX=WINDOWX/K/N
    WY=WINDOWY/K/N
    WW=WINDOWWIDTH/K/N
    WH=WINDOWHEIGHT/K/N

        The window parameters for DRAWERs or DISKs.

BUGS
    IM does not remap the colors in your brushes to Workbench colors.  This
    may or may not be implemented in the future.  Please mail me if you really
    need such a feature.

SEE ALSO
    IM, OptIcon and Icon2C are good friends.  Together they make a strong
    tool triple for icon manipulation without a GUI.

DISCLAIMER
    IconMaker (IM) is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
    by the Free Software Foundation; either version 1 of the License,
    or (at your option) any later version.

    IconMaker is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
    See the GNU General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
    along with the program; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to
    the Free Software Foundation, 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

COPYRIGHT
    IconMaker (IM) is Copyright (C)1994 by Tobias Ferber.
    You can reach me via E-mail: ukjg@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de


Contents of gfx/conv/im-1.2.lha
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[generic]                  202     419  48.2% -lh5- d38d Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/CHANGES
[generic]                  689    1303  52.9% -lh5- 71b0 Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/Distfile
[generic]                  857    1629  52.6% -lh5- ada3 Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/DMakefile
[generic]                14386   25736  55.9% -lh5- 77b2 Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/im.000
[generic]                14389   25724  55.9% -lh5- 6b4f Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/im.030
[generic]                 4920   18303  26.9% -lh5- 69d1 Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/im.c
[generic]                 2139    4766  44.9% -lh5- c24f Jul 17  1995 im-1.2/README
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 Total         7 files   37582   77880  48.3%            Jul 18  1995
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