I use these when using OneCommander File Explorer
Everything is loaded from the "Resources" folder Location depends on install type (the easiest way to find Settings is going to About->Settings Location button)
- MSI installed version: %localappdata%\OneCommander (paste in address bar)
- Portable" version: it will be in the folder where you have download the program
- Microsoft Store version: %USERPROFILE% (paste in address bar)
Icons have to be PNG format (NOT ico files); transparency is respected
- Create or download a transparent png file of a desired icon,
- Give it name without spaces or special characters
- Resize it to 64x64 px
- Copy to Resources\MainFolderIcon\
- Reopen Settings dialog and select it in a dropdown menu
- In Resources\FolderIcons create a folder without spaces and special characters (example "MyFolderIconPack")
- To assign icon for Documents folder, create "Documents.png"
- File name is case sensitive has to be exactly the same as the folder ("documents.png" won't work for Documents folder)
- Alias is ignored - has to be the actual folder name
- If you intend to share, create Thumbnail.png which will be the image showing in Settings dialog (see how Resources\FolderIcons\Dark\Thumbnail.png looks, and align icons the same way)
- Reopen Settings dialog and select it in a dropdown menu
- On theme change, program will generate a subfolder with a number (for example 16 - it depends on screen scale) and auto-resize icons properly there
- If you need to update/regenerate icons, you have to delete all folders with numbers within your MyFolderIconPack and restart the program
- In Resources\FileIcons create a folder without spaces and special characters (example "MyFileIconPack")
- To assign an icon for all jpg files create "jpg.png"
- To assign the same icon for multiple file types, name them comma-separated (for example: for txt and cfg you will create "txt,cfg.png")
- Icons must not have spaces in names
- If you intend to share, create Thumbnail.png which will be the image showing in Settings dialog (see how Resources\FileIcons\Fileicons.org\Thumbnail.png looks, and preferably align icons the same way)
- Reopen Settings dialog and find your pack in the dropdown menu
- On theme change, the program will generate a subfolder with a number (for example 16) and resize icons properly there
- If you need to update/regenerate icons, you have to delete all folders with numbers within your "MyFileIconPack" and restart the program
- In Resources\MenuIcons you will see Dark and Light folders, use the one depending on which theme you are using
- Create/Download png into that folder of the desired icon
- Make sure resolution is low - suggested 32x32 px
- Icons has to be named the same as "verb" for that menu icon
- To find those additional "verbs", open context menu for some file or folder (this will store verbs), then click Settings>Advanced>Get Recent Menu Items You will see something like "7-Zip [SevenZip] (verb is in [brackets]), so rename your icon to "SevenZip.png" (uppercase/lowercase is important) and place it in the mentioned folder
- Alternatively, in case where there is no verb, you can match common beginning of the menu item (example: "Extract to .png"; case sensitive)
- Restart program Edit: Additional menu icons available: "NewFile","NewFolder","NewNote". Additional icons you can find in \Resources\MenuIcons...