also added my first Stadium Finance attempt

I think I need to make the $ clearer?
or does it just look like a space ship

see them all here
http://mec-symonds.eng.monash.edu.au/tw ... otArtwork/
hm.. i've been thinking, maybe it'd be better to use larger pixmaps... the amount of details that can be used in such small ones is really very limited. on the other hand, the bygfoot interface is really packed. i should try to solve that problem firstvector wrote:I have converted most of the Icons to transparent background and they are now all 20 pixel High. Width mary vary. Height seemed more important.
definitely you need to. maybe it'd be even better to have only two $-signs on the left and right, respectively.also added my first Stadium Finance attempt
I think I need to make the $ clearer?
now that you say it... some similarities can't be deniedor does it just look like a space ship. Tis hard making things small and look good.
don't want to press you. i just think it'd be a bit of a satisfaction for you to see some of your work actually in usevector wrote:Ill work on the home page logo in the next week, it requires coming to terms with the software. Flash is easy but you wanted animated gifs so Im learning what I can and cant do.
yes, like this there's more room for the stadium. but the $ should be darker; it's a bit hard to read 'cause the background's light, too.
A single $ sign perhaps
Looks like an "old" car tyre now.
all right, you're the art developerI dont think having slightly bigger pixmaps would help.
i have 800x600 here at my parents' place and 1024x768 at home (17'' and 15'' screens), and with both there isn't much space left for new buttons. small wonder you don't think it's packed if you have much bigger screensWhat screen size and resolution do you have?
I use a 19 here and a 22 at work I wouldnt say the bygfoot page is packed at all. There is plenty of space! However the Icon sizes are about correct (compared to other apps)so i wouldnt change the size but I would put more on the menu bar.
yep thats where I would put your current "figures" and "quick options' dropdowns leaving the 'tool bar' for iconswhat do you mean put more on the menu bar? you mean like 'file' and 'help'? that'd be an idea,
great ideavector wrote: yep thats where I would put your current "figures" and "quick options' dropdowns leaving the 'tool bar' for icons
yep, you're right.I suspect the GTK interface adjusts the size of the drop down column depending on the text in it, because "figures" is wider than "quickoptions" so its not the title size.
you should really play around with glade a bit (here's the home page). if you only want to try out how pixmaps look, it's easy.I m somewhat adversed to try as Im not succeeding at much.
I dont want to take you away from 1.9 but I currently seem incapable of achieving much at all.