I put the classimages in the correct place reopened studio and nothing changed? I’m using mono icons btw with graphite. Nvm i had the wrong version. They look very nice!
I belive they are moddable - Please, I need these, Studio ui is actually killing me!
This looks amazing! Thanks, ellttob.
@Elttob I have found a way to change the toolbox icon
I’m sure I can do the rest but it would be really tedious.
I’m currently trying to create a JS to automatically import in bulk
You can’t do all of the icons - you’ll only be able to modify some of the icons (mostly from parts of Studio which have been implemented in Lua), however other icons (e.g. cut/copy/paste) can’t be edited currently.
These aren’t real paths - instead of pointing to a physical file on your system, it points to a resource baked into the executable (as far as I know, could be wrong:)
i cant open the zip file??
what’s going on?
You have to decompile (Extract all) and you can use the program.
All I got to say about this is: good job.
This will for sure make loads of game designers and developers lives much nicer using ROBLOX studio.
@Elttob Heads up, looks like Roblox added a new undocumented constraint called “UniversalConstraint” along with a new icon for it.
This is great! Looks a lot better than the defaults!
I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you
Oh wow, you actually made one already, nice.
Hello you know that on my post i managed to point them to real file paths on your filesystem
So sad I can’t use this on a MacBook.
Bug report:
ProximityPrompts icons dont work. The reason being is that Roblox changed the icon to an icon that is not in Vanilla rn:
Also @AltCJBoy410 , its possible to use on mac, but as far as I know, you need to do it manually:
You just need to go to roblox > content > textures then make sure you replace ClassImages with Vanilla icons.
Oh! Well, thank you!
I thought I had to wait until there was a ModManager for MacBook.
You can, look:
I’m working on the new icons as we speak
Made some custom styles of it (because i have some free time lol)
If you want one, simply right cilck it and download it, then rename it to ClassImages and then, do this:
Edit: Made a new one just now! (it fits with default blue studio icons)
Its pretty simple to make a custom style:
- Download this picture:
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Create a new picture with Photoscape X (or whatever image manipulation software you use, but preferably use Photoscape X, because it is easier to make gradiens or patterns in this case) and use a size of 1968 x 16
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Create a new picture in the editor (Ctrl + N) and change the size to 1968 x 16, also set the image opacity to 0
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Insert the downloaded image in the new file, if it appears too small, resize it till it gets the size and make it fit exactly in the center
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Change the colors or even use a gradient or pattern to customize it
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Once finished, save as .PNG and then rename the picture to ClassImages
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Use the manual installation method
I’m glad you made this. I am currently working on an Editor for my own game right now, and this will definitely come in handy for it!