HoWil wrote:All lines, points are black, only the helper -lines are white and the snapping suggestions are colored.

Just to be clear, you're talking about the lines and poitns in the viewer right?

Could you attach a comparative screenshot?

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HoWil wrote:Great!

Cool, PR submitted

HoWil wrote:the form is in my opinion way to different from the original.

I see what you mean, I made it look too muchlike a page being lifted up rather than a rectangle being bent.

How's this?

Since this icon is connected to Paraview some users with Paraview -background will easier orient themselves if it looks more like the original. See for instance http://www.bu.edu/tech/files/images/filtersrecentmenu.jpg Is this any better? (I've exaggerated the curve) fem-warp.png I could also play ...

I've no personal preference since i navigate by folder, a dev who navigates by string/name would be better placed to answer.
As for the wiki, i think it would require a run through which may be time consuming, but doable.

Lot's of tool names changed in FEM and the icons needs to be adapted. I would use this to change the FEM icon name system. Lately I seam to prefere to rename the icons the same way than the commands are. I'll let more dev minded people weigh in on the naming scheme, but if any of the icons need to ...

HoWil wrote:The third last symbol looks a bit different than the original. The new symbol suggests in comparison to the original a shift more than the original bending.

No problem at all and easily done (now that it's an svg it's two clicks of a mouse!) Expect it by this weekend.

kkremitzki wrote:The workbench's appearance seems SIGNIFICANTLY higher quality now

Sweet . Mission accomplished

maybe after you finish all the work you might give it a shot at aligning Assembly 2 workbench icons. As that is more or less what FreeCAD users have been using in the past years sounds good, and I'm sure that many of the icons could be reused between the two during development of FreeCAD Assembly. ...