triplus wrote:Looking good and thanks for doing it.

No worries, thank you. Not many left to go now!

Sorry about the delay on these, I totally borked my system last weekend and had to divert hobby time to recovering everything.

As usual, old on left, new on right on light, gray and dark backgrounds at 16,24,32 64px. Comments and feedback welcome.

EDIT: You do not need to fill the .qrc file manually. There is an script in /Resources, just one dir up of icons, with a script UpdateResources (pick the bat or the sh depending on whether you are using Windows or Linux). It autofills it and it does it in the "right order" (simplifies wat...

There, you have a pull request with everything. I filled in the .qrc but I see there's a .qrc.depends...I didn't touch that but don't know if I was supposed to. Could you double check? It builds fine despite that.

I have one more tool, this just increases the degree of the bspline by one on each click No problem, added to my list. I could use degree with an add/minus symbol (even if you don't use minus for now, the icon can be ready for you) a) in the sketcher we have quite an abstraction for adding commands...

A geometry is selected (circle, ellipse, hyperbola, ...), the button is clicked and this geometry is converted into a bspline that has the same shape. So the tool is basically approximating a geometry element by a B-Spline. Woah, sorry, I totally forgot this 4th icon had to be done! Hold off on the...

I've just submitted a pull request to your branch with the three icons shown below. I've built and tested. The toggle behaviour doesn't seem to work, was that on another branch?

I would have an additional request for an icon if you have time. No problem. Sorry, I've been a little out of action since last week (borked my system) but I have everything up and running again, so expect some icons to drop soon. This functionality seems similar to inkscape's 'convert shape to pat...

For those who come after: My issue is still unknown, but the following fixed it. 1. Don't edit the script (I had commented out the git clone and used a symlink to my existing repo instead) 2. Run the script 3. Once built, feel free to remove the clone and add the symlink in /freecad/ to point to you...

drei wrote:By granular do you mean too detailed? I'm not familiar with the expression. Ideally, the dropdown list is dynamic and lists only available filter objects.

Yes, it means too much detail, too low-level. The dynamic list would resolve much of that problem though, I like that approach.