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There is already a BTN version of that icon in the game if you haven't noticed yet : ReplaceableTextures\CommandButtons\BTNEnvenomedSpear.blpWhen I try to make the "Envenomed Weapons" icon a button instead of a passive
That's odd, I have never experienced this kind of bug before, what is the size of the image you are trying to convert?When I try to put a picture in the program, it says "Unsupported or incorrect file format". So what am I doing wrong? First time I put the picture in, the format was .png, that didn't work, so I tried .jpg and .jpeg, and none of them work. Same message everytime. So what am I supposed to do? You said .png, .jpg and .jpeg are all supported?!
Thanks, I didn't know.There is already a BTN version of that icon in the game if you haven't noticed yet : ReplaceableTextures\CommandButtons\BTNEnvenomedSpear.blp
1.94 KB (1,988 bytes)That's odd, I have never experienced this kind of bug before, what is the size of the image you are trying to convert?
In what format are those WoW icons? By the way, you don't really need to export WoW icons to make them fit for wc3 when you can simply download those icons from the internet and use this tool to customize them.I've encountered an error where I used an icon from WoW and the manager couldn't process it in 'button', 'passive', 'autocast', and 'disabled'. Whenever I tried clicking on these options a prompt with no text pops up
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In what format are those WoW icons? By the way, you don't really need to export WoW icons to make them fit for wc3 when you can simply download those icons from the internet and use this tool to customize them.
I was able to resolve this exact issue by doing Tools->Fit to size 64x64That's what I did. They're in .png format. I was able to use a few of them without any problems, but for some reason I couldn't use the majority of it. They all have the same format
I tried to work around this error by directly copying the image and saving it as a new file, but it still wouldn't work. I tried saving it in .jpeg, and it still wouldn't work. I also tried taking a screenshot of the icon, cropping it and resizing it, then saving it as a new file, but it still wouldn't work.
I was able to resolve this exact issue by doing Tools->Fit to size 64x64