OpenCanopy Icons

pkdesign · September 10, 2020

Did you look at the edited script above? That works perfectly for me.

Also check out this for ImageOptim use:

https://imageoptim.com/command-line.html

chris1111 · September 10, 2020

Just now, pkdesign said:

Did you look at the edited script above? That works perfectly for me.

Also check out this for ImageOptim use:

https://imageoptim.com/command-line.html

I have edit my previous post please see

pkdesign · September 10, 2020

Here is the script version I use

icnspack-Builder.zip

I use pngquant only

Edited September 10, 2020 by pkdesign

pkdesign · September 10, 2020

Not to confuse, but here are the imageoptim-cli options

https://github.com/JamieMason/ImageOptim-CLI#-installation

Look like usage would be <imageoptim -a --imagealpha --quality 90> (or whatever we want it to be)

We have two options which we are developing at the same time, using imageoptim and/or pngquant. :drool:

Edited September 10, 2020 by pkdesign

chris1111 · September 10, 2020

7 minutes ago, pkdesign said:

Not to confuse, but here are the imageoptim-cli options

https://github.com/JamieMason/ImageOptim-CLI#-installation

Look like usage would be <imageoptim -a --imagealpha --quality 90> (or whatever we want it to be)

We have two options which we are developing at the same time, using imageoptim and/or pngquant.

OK the best is the command pngquant :thumbsup_anim: I test and verry fast and good :wink_anim:

Update 10 Sep 2020 Add Release V4 Update 10 Sep 2020 Add pngquant

Test and let me know :angel:

Edited September 10, 2020 by chris1111

pkdesign · September 10, 2020

Just one last thing and I think it will be perfect.

You have to move the pngquant command after the sips command. Right now the smaller versions are not getting compressed.

#!/bin/bash
# Simple bash script for icnspack by chris1111
PARENTDIR=$(dirname "$0")
cd "$PARENTDIR"

rm -rf ./Resource
Sleep 1

cp -r ./Icon/Selector.png ./Icon/Selector40.png
cp -r ./Icon/Selected.png ./Icon/Selected144.png 
cp -r ./Icon/ExtHardDrive.png ./Icon/ExtHardDrive128.png
cp -r ./Icon/AppleRecv.png ./Icon/AppleRecv128.png
cp -r ./Icon/ExtAppleRecv.png ./Icon/ExtAppleRecv128.png
cp -r ./Icon/HardDrive.png ./Icon/HardDrive128.png
cp -r ./Icon/Apple.png ./Icon/Apple128.png
cp -r ./Icon/AppleTM.png ./Icon/AppleTM128.png 
cp -r ./Icon/Windows.png ./Icon/Windows128.png
cp -r ./Icon/Tool.png ./Icon/Tool128.png 
cp -r ./Icon/Shell.png ./Icon/Shell128.png
cp -r ./Icon/ResetNVRAM.png ./Icon/ResetNVRAM128.png
Sleep 1

sips -Z 40 ./Icon/Selector40.png
sips -Z 144 ./Icon/Selected144.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/ExtHardDrive128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/AppleRecv128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/ExtAppleRecv128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/HardDrive128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/Apple128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/AppleTM128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/Windows128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/Tool128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/Shell128.png
sips -Z 128 ./Icon/ResetNVRAM128.png
Sleep 1

./pngquant --quality=90 --ext=.png --force ./Icon/*.png 
Sleep 1

mkdir -p ./Resource
./icnspack ./Resource/Selector.icns ./Icon/Selector.png ./Icon/Selector40.png
./icnspack ./Resource/Selected.icns ./Icon/Selected.png ./Icon/Selected144.png
./icnspack ./Resource/ExtHardDrive.icns ./Icon/ExtHardDrive.png ./Icon/ExtHardDrive128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/AppleRecv.icns ./Icon/AppleRecv.png ./Icon/AppleRecv128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/ExtAppleRecv.icns ./Icon/ExtAppleRecv.png ./Icon/ExtAppleRecv281.png
./icnspack ./Resource/HardDrive.icns ./Icon/HardDrive.png ./Icon/HardDrive128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/Apple.icns ./Icon/Apple.png ./Icon/Apple128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/AppleTM.icns ./Icon/AppleTM.png ./Icon/AppleTM128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/Windows.icns ./Icon/Windows.png ./Icon/Windows128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/Tool.icns ./Icon/Tool.png ./Icon/Tool128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/Shell.icns ./Icon/Shell.png ./Icon/Shell128.png
./icnspack ./Resource/ResetNVRAM.icns ./Icon/ResetNVRAM.png ./Icon/ResetNVRAM128.png

Again, I changed the names of the pngs to reflect what size they are.

Edited September 10, 2020 by pkdesign

chris1111 · September 10, 2020

2 minutes ago, pkdesign said:

Just one last thing and I think it will be perfect.

You have to move the pngquant command after the sips command. Right now the smaller versions are not getting compressed.

If the smaller is not compress it doesn't anymore with manual script

My image looks verry good compare to ImageOptim I have Apple.png at 19kb with pngquant

chris1111 · September 10, 2020

@pkdesign OK I understand what you saiid

I will correct the script

:smoke:

Edited September 10, 2020 by chris1111
OK I understand what you saiid

pkdesign · September 10, 2020

I finally got imageoptim to work and you are right, it is very slow. And you would have to have it installed. Of course most of us would have that installed. :rolleyes:

/Applications/ImageOptim.app/Contents/MacOS/ImageOptim ./Icon/*.png

The pngquant command is way faster.

chris1111 · September 10, 2020

3 minutes ago, pkdesign said:

I finally got imageoptim to work and you are right, it is very slow. And you would have to have it installed. Of course most of us would have that installed.

/Applications/ImageOptim.app/Contents/MacOS/ImageOptim ./Icon/*.png

The pngquant command is way faster.

Ok I have correct the script thank you for the catch

Yea its slow I told you I have test ImageOptim on all the way that's why I change for pngquant :plane:

Edited September 10, 2020 by chris1111

blackosx · September 11, 2020

Well done guys for adding compression. So maybe my thoughts weren't so bad after all?

13 hours ago, pkdesign said:

This also means that all my ICNS can be made smaller. I'm kind of tickled that we are worrying about a few KB! These days when file size are huge.

Vit mentions the reason here at Applelife

To quote:

Quote

Plus, the size is quite critical there, since FAT drivers (and often block devices) are often slow, so we run everything through ImageOptim in order to reduce I / O as much as possible.

Edited September 11, 2020 by blackosx

chris1111 · September 11, 2020

8 hours ago, blackosx said:

Well done guys for adding compression. So maybe my thoughts weren't so bad after all?

Your thoughts are not bad, have you taken the time to rename the script and adapt it to your icons? because I don't know if you know it but the application can make an icon as it can make a hundred so it would be good because I could add it and make it compatible with your work. Moreover with each addition of new icon the script would be modified and this while waiting to have a better solution which I have not found so far because the options of icnspack are limited. it's up to you to see thank you.

EDIT ***

All icons of my themes have just been compressed-2020 /11/ Sept :moil:

#!/bin/bash
# Simple bash script for icnspack by chris1111
PARENTDIR=$(dirname "$0")
cd "$PARENTDIR"


Sleep 1

cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Selector.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Selector1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Selected.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Selected1.png 
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtHardDrive.png /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtHardDrive1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleRecv.png /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleRecv1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtAppleRecv.png /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtAppleRecv1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Apple.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Apple1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/HardDrive.png /Private/tmp/Icon/HardDrive1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleTM.png /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleTM1.png 
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Windows.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Windows1.png
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Tool.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Tool1.png 
cp -r /Private/tmp/Icon/Shell.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Shell1.png
Sleep 1
sips -Z 40 /Private/tmp/Icon/Selector.png
sips -Z 144 /Private/tmp/Icon/Selected.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtHardDrive.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/Apple.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleRecv.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtAppleRecv.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/HardDrive.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleTM.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/Windows.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/Tool.png
sips -Z 128 /Private/tmp/Icon/Shell.png
Sleep 1
./pngquant --quality=90 --ext=.png --force /Private/tmp/Icon/*.png
Sleep 2
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Selector.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Selector.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Selector1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Selected.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Selected.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Selected1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/ExtHardDrive.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtHardDrive.png /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtHardDrive1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Apple.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Apple.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Apple1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/AppleRecv.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleRecv.png /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleRecv1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/ExtAppleRecv.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtAppleRecv.png /Private/tmp/Icon/ExtAppleRecv1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/HardDrive.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/HardDrive.png /Private/tmp/Icon/HardDrive1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/AppleTM.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleTM.png /Private/tmp/Icon/AppleTM1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Windows.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Windows.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Windows1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Tool.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Tool.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Tool1.png
./icnspack /Private/tmp/Resource/Shell.icns /Private/tmp/Icon/Shell.png /Private/tmp/Icon/Shell1.png



Sleep 1
cd /Private/tmp 
zip -r Resource.zip Resource
Sleep 1
rm -rf /tmp/Icon
rm -rf /tmp/Resource

Edited September 11, 2020 by chris1111
All icons of my themes have just been compressed-2020 /11/ Sept

blackosx · September 11, 2020

Well done with optimising all your icons

How about this revised script?

#!/bin/bash

PARENTDIR=$(dirname "$0")
cd "$PARENTDIR"

[[ ! -f icnspack ]] && echo "Error. Missing icnspack tool" && exit 1
[[ ! -f pngquant ]] && echo "Error. Missing pngquant tool" && exit 1

IN_DIR="$PARENTDIR"/IN
OUT_DIR="$PARENTDIR"/OUT

[[ ! -d "$IN_DIR" ]] && mkdir "$IN_DIR"
[[ ! -d "$OUT_DIR" ]] && mkdir "$OUT_DIR"

for pngFile in "$IN_DIR"/*.png
do

  filename=$(basename -- "$pngFile")
  filenameNoExt="${filename%*.png}"

  cp "$pngFile" "$OUT_DIR"

  width=$(sips -g pixelWidth "$pngFile")
  height=$(sips -g pixelHeight "$pngFile")

  width="${width##*: }"
  height="${height##*: }"

  halfWidth=$(( width/2 ))
  halfHeight=$(( height/2 ))

  sips --deleteProperty profile -Z $halfWidth $halfHeight "$pngFile" --out "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png &>/dev/null

  ./pngquant --quality=90 --ext=.png --force "$OUT_DIR"/*.png

  ./icnspack "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".icns "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".png && echo "Generated $filenameNoExt.icns" && rm "$OUT_DIR"/*.png

done

icnspack-Builder_B.zip

Place all full size PNG files (drive, selected, selector, cursor) in the IN dir, double-click icnspack-Build.command and have all ICNS files in OUT dir. Resulting ICNS file will have the same name as the PNG file (apart from extension).

I've added some basic error checking, though it's not bullet proof. But it works fine here.

chris1111 · September 11, 2020

51 minutes ago, blackosx said:
Well done with optimising all your icons

How about this revised script?
#!/bin/bash

PARENTDIR=$(dirname "$0")
cd "$PARENTDIR"

[[ ! -f icnspack ]] && echo "Error. Missing icnspack tool" && exit 1
[[ ! -f pngquant ]] && echo "Error. Missing pngquant tool" && exit 1

IN_DIR="$PARENTDIR"/IN
OUT_DIR="$PARENTDIR"/OUT

[[ ! -d "$IN_DIR" ]] && mkdir "$IN_DIR"
[[ ! -d "$OUT_DIR" ]] && mkdir "$OUT_DIR"

for pngFile in "$IN_DIR"/*.png
do

  filename=$(basename -- "$pngFile")
  filenameNoExt="${filename%*.png}"

  cp "$pngFile" "$OUT_DIR"

  width=$(sips -g pixelWidth "$pngFile")
  height=$(sips -g pixelHeight "$pngFile")

  width="${width##*: }"
  height="${height##*: }"

  halfWidth=$(( width/2 ))
  halfHeight=$(( height/2 ))

  sips --deleteProperty profile -Z $halfWidth $halfHeight "$pngFile" --out "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png &>/dev/null

  ./pngquant --quality=90 --ext=.png --force "$OUT_DIR"/*.png

  ./icnspack "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".icns "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".png && echo "Generated $filenameNoExt.icns" && rm "$OUT_DIR"/*.png

done
icnspack-Builder_B.zip

Place all full size PNG files (drive, selected, selector, cursor) in the IN dir, double-click icnspack-Build.command and have all ICNS files in OUT dir. Resulting ICNS file will have the same name as the PNG file (apart from extension).

I've added some basic error checking, though it's not bullet proof. But it works fine here.

Well Done I adapt with the app(Command) and looks working good thank you very much

I will release a V5 after more test

#!/bin/bash
# Simple bash script for icnspack by chris1111
# Credit: OpenCore Team, blackosx, pkdesign, pngquant. 
PARENTDIR=$(dirname "$0")
cd "$PARENTDIR"


[[ ! -f icnspack ]] && echo "Error. Missing icnspack tool" && exit 1
[[ ! -f pngquant ]] && echo "Error. Missing pngquant tool" && exit 1

IN_DIR="/Private/tmp/Icon"
OUT_DIR="/Private/tmp/Resource"

[[ ! -d "$IN_DIR" ]] && mkdir -p "$IN_DIR"
[[ ! -d "$OUT_DIR" ]] && mkdir -p "$OUT_DIR"

for pngFile in "$IN_DIR"/*.png
do

  filename=$(basename -- "$pngFile")
  filenameNoExt="${filename%*.png}"

  cp "$pngFile" "$OUT_DIR"

  width=$(sips -g pixelWidth "$pngFile")
  height=$(sips -g pixelHeight "$pngFile")

  width="${width##*: }"
  height="${height##*: }"

  halfWidth=$(( width/2 ))
  halfHeight=$(( height/2 ))

  sips --deleteProperty profile -Z $halfWidth $halfHeight "$pngFile" --out "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png &>/dev/null

  ./pngquant --quality=90 --ext=.png --force "$OUT_DIR"/*.png

  ./icnspack "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".icns "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt"_sml.png "$OUT_DIR"/"$filenameNoExt".png && echo "Generated $filenameNoExt.icns" && rm "$OUT_DIR"/*.png



done



Sleep 1
cd /Private/tmp 
zip -r Resource.zip Resource
Sleep 1
rm -rf /tmp/Icon
rm -rf /tmp/Resource

pkdesign · September 11, 2020

Oooo! I can't wait to test this!

EDIT:

Just ran this script and it works fantastically. Somehow it made even smaller ICNS!

Threw PNGs that were randomly named and it created ICNS with the same name with no issue.

I think we mat have it!

Edited September 11, 2020 by pkdesign
Tested script

chris1111 · September 11, 2020

@pkdesign @blackosx

Take look release V5 Thanks all of you gyus :lol:

Spoiler

pkdesign · September 11, 2020

You didn’t use the icon I created? Also there are some spelling and grammar errors in descriptor :rolleyes:

I edited if you want to use it.

Edited September 11, 2020 by pkdesign

chris1111 · September 11, 2020

1 minute ago, pkdesign said:

You didn’t use the icon I created? Also there are some spelling and grammar errors in descriptor

I edited if you want to use it.

TXT.rtf

Ok sorry I will change verry soon and the corrections txt file

pkdesign · September 11, 2020

Edited description:

description.rtfd.zip

2 minutes ago, chris1111 said:

Ok sorry I will change verry soon and the corrections txt file

Use newer one I just uploaded. :whistle:

chris1111 · September 11, 2020

9 minutes ago, pkdesign said:

Edited description:

description.rtfd.zip

Use newer one I just uploaded.

Done Builder Github :w00t:

galisrule · September 12, 2020

blackosx · September 12, 2020

Very colourful

Edit: reminds me of chris1111 gold_clover theme

You haven’t posted a download link.

Edited September 12, 2020 by blackosx

galisrule · September 13, 2020

yea that's where I got some of the icons from lol and no I haven't posted a download link my bad

blackosx · September 15, 2020

I've tried something different and added a new icon pack to the repo.

BOCIP_4_Grey

Preview (Grey) | Download

Full range of icons that are currently available

oh.. And @billgates I also added an Android icon to the other sets.

Edited September 15, 2020 by blackosx

pkdesign · September 15, 2020

Wow @blackosx! LOVE these!

OpenCanopy Icons

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