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Its a .tga file .. i made it myself and converted it to .tga how i make it be BTN and DISBTN then? .. filename = Draenei.tga path = War3imported/draenei.tga
Dont import as tga, they wont have alpha support (most likly) thus giving a black or green icon.
and u need DISBTN or they will be like that too.
You must also rename your icons/images properly.
BTNDraenei.blp
then delete the border and darken the image
and save it as tga and convert.
DISBTNDraenei.blp
Paths would be:
ReplaceableTextures/CommandButtons/BTNDraenei.blp
ReplaceableTextures/CommandButtonsDisabled/DISBTNDraenei.blp
You will have to make one, extract the BTN, convert to tga, delete the border, darken brightness=%50 and contrast=50%
convert back and do what i said to wand.
By default, most icon paths are: ReplaceableTextures\CommandButtons\
ReplaceableTextures\CommandButtonsDisabled\
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Even for NooBs, creating basic icons is simple. Building original and good-looking icons is more difficult.
First, be sure you are familiar with: This old tutorial
4) After you are satisfied with step #3, (if in Photoshop) open the warcraft3icondocument.psd.
5) Drag the desired layer from the .psd directly to the center of your image.
6) Save the file with a new file name. Ex: BTNScarfWholeCountries.tga DISBTNScarfWholeCountries.bmp
7) Re-convert it back into a .blp.
Your results could look something like this:
If you don't have PhotoShop, you're gooned. You must make do with whatever image software you DO have in order to create the DISBTN, etc.
Well it could be rly easy .. or its just me .. but it doesnt work .. always when i try to convert the .tga to .blp the thing gives an error i dont know if this is obstructing anything but .. i did everything you guys said but it doesnt work.
[See attached screenshot]
The problem may very well be with the icon file itself, some icons get corrupted for one rason or another and then just refuse to work.
If you would, attach a copy of the icon in question to this thread: upload both the .blp and your image file; that way we can all take a look at the file and run our own diabolical tests on it.
Which program do you use, photoshop or gimp ... well, I had once a similiar problem, when it's asking you, if you want a "RLE-Compression" or somesthing like that , and if you do so, it happens what you described, so when you get asked for a RLE-Compression, you have to denie it. Well, in additional, do what it is written down above, that should fix the problem.
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